If the most protected person in the entire world can hire an unlicensed interior designer, should not everybody else be able to?
Richard L. Hanna: “If the most protected person in the entire world can hire an unlicensed interior designer, should not everybody else be…”
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Hanna uses Obama's choice of an unlicensed designer to argue against licensing requirements.
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