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ahh... i will readily admit that i was unaware of bill 1884, so i will cede that point to you.
the other two, like you indicated earlier, do not address the issues that he brings up when talking about these corporations.
i suppose if we're going to split hairs one could ask why he is waiting till his election campaign gears up starts to amend laws that went into effect 30 years ago or why 57 of 79 Heinz (his wife is heir to the heinz fortune) factories are overseas.
but neither one of those issues were present in my mind while i originally posted, thanks for the research.
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