The gentleman says taking money from corporations on under the guise of hard dollars is a de minimis issue. I think the American people would differ with him. That is why he is not talking about that section.
David Thomas: “The gentleman says taking money from corporations on under the guise of hard dollars is a de minimis issue. I think the…”
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