Any new regulations must require concrete examples of market failure and true consumer harm because there is no room for additional burdens on American industries and consumers without showing just cause.
Marsha Blackburn: “Any new regulations must require concrete examples of market failure and true consumer harm because there is no room for…”
On the recordJune 21, 2011
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Blackburn calls for evidence before imposing new regulations on industries.
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