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| Mark of the devil. |
NYT Sunday: From 1996, when he left the pizza company, until 1999, Mr. Cain ran the
National Restaurant Association, a once-sleepy trade group that he
transformed into a lobbying powerhouse. He allied himself closely with
cigarette makers fighting restaurant smoking bans, spoke out against
lowering blood-alcohol limits as a way to prevent drunken driving,
fought an increase in the minimum wage and opposed a patients’ bill of
rights — all in keeping with the interests of the industry he
represented.
AND allowed extra cheese on his pizzas!
ReplyDeleteMaybe he's the reason we need health care reform!
All the more reason to vote for him.
ReplyDeleteI have noooo problem with any of that.
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