In the past quarter century... new rules... have weakened and even destroyed consumer protections while… — David Cay Johnston
In the past quarter century... new rules... have weakened and even destroyed consumer protections while increasing the power of the already powerful. ...[T]he rules affecting who wins and who loses economically have been quietly and subtly rewritten.
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