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: TortDeform.comNew Coverage of Bush Admin's end run around Consumer Justice
By Kia Franklin
Hat tip to the folks over at ThePopTort for providing a link to this Keith Olbermann coverage of Bush's shady federal preemption work:
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Great coverage, check it out!
His staunch support of tort "reform" can definitely be seen as one of President Bush's signature positions. Can we hope that the Obama administration will reverse course? This prior post explains why even if Obama does become a champion of Civil Justice issues, reversing the damage by Bush's last-minute rule making would be no simple task. And here's some other prior TortDeform coverage of the preemption issue.
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Full post as published by TortDeform.com on December 23, 2008 (boomark / email).
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