Things get complicated when a company is headquartered in Tennessee, does business in South Carolina, and is breached in Arkansas.
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Discussing complexities of data breach laws across different states.
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done something no other president in the history of our country said yes to, which is complying to the ethics strategy and standard for all elected officials. We’ve never had a president ever say yes to that.
The question we’re asking ourselves today is whether or not she is prepared to serve in the United States Senate and represent the people of South Carolina on the issues that are germane to the moment, with all the issues of the moment.
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