On the recordMarch 25, 2014
If someone is going to tens of thousands of dollars to keep someone out of their business, you can be darn sure that it is for a reason.
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congress.govIf someone is going to tens of thousands of dollars to keep someone out of their business, you can be darn sure that it is for a reason.
Hanna emphasizes the financial motivations behind restricting competition in business.
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