The problem with language such as 'highest labor standards ever' is that the point of comparison is so low.
Chris Smith: “The problem with language such as 'highest labor standards ever' is that the point of comparison is so low.”
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Smith critiques the administration's claims about labor standards compared to existing conditions.
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