Oh, for goodness sake, last week we passed a bill worth hundreds of billion of dollars with less than a two-day layover and no one knew what was in it.
Louise Slaughter: “Oh, for goodness sake, last week we passed a bill worth hundreds of billion of dollars with less than a two-day layover…”
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Louise Slaughter criticizes the rushed process of passing other legislation compared to the scrutiny of the Stock Act.
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I am really excited about the opportunity to take a fresh look at a broader range of questions in pharmaceutical mergers than our traditional approach has taken.
It simply does not let us off the hook that we say we are really sorry it happened if we don't try to make sure it doesn't happen all the time in the country.
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