As a small business guy, I had a pretty simple principle I tried to live by. You know, if it does not work, stop doing it. If it is broken, fix it. If it is in the way, get it out of the way in to be able to get the economy moving.
Richard Hanna emphasizes the need for practical solutions in business and regulation.
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On rollcall No. 152 on H.R. 2666, I am not recorded because I was absent for personal reasons. Had I been present, I would have voted ``aye.'' PERSONAL EXPLANATION
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