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Al Franken on Corporations

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Level the playing field for middle class against industry

Franken said, “Tens of thousands of Minnesotans have been hurt by Norm Coleman’s allegiance with the banking industry. It’s time for a change in Washington, and it’s time for common-sense reforms to level the playing field for Minnesota’s middle class. Norm Coleman is a wholly-owned subsidiary of George Bush and the special interests. I’ll be a Senator on your side.” Franken proposed the following major reforms:
Source: Campaign press release , Aug 13, 2008

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