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NullTuples

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6. "though it isn't technically illegal" "could potentially amount to fraud"

Reply to jgo (Original post)

Fri Apr 28, 2023, 08:25 PM

Apr 2023

This feels like the "rules and traditions" that are expected to govern the behavior of Congress.

Sometimes I like to imagine what America could be like if we put real industry regulation in place. The sort managed by agencies with teeth and a clear mandate. The sort of restrictions that put people first instead of profits.

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