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A new rule mandating finger-detection technology in table saws could raise costs by hundreds of dollars and result in a government-mandated monopoly. I introduced a bipartisan bill to protect consumer choice and block this mandate until the patents for this tech are made public.

7,104,088 просмотров • 2 лет назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez2 лет назад

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Фото профиля Jake Conner
Jake Conner2 лет назад

Idk man. I think people getting to keep their fingers is good

Фото профиля sleepy boy (medical condition)
sleepy boy (medical condition)2 лет назад

Hi ma'am. Greatly respect your work on allowing fingers to be cut off. Thank you

Фото профиля Witold U. 🌻💀 ✙
Witold U. 🌻💀 ✙2 лет назад

StopSaw’s competitors have been negligent in refusing to develop their own competing tech. You shouldn’t let that negligence constrain policy making

Фото профиля Anthony Michael Kreis
Anthony Michael Kreis2 лет назад

You know you could support a subsidy or a tax incentive instead of letting folks get maimed in accidents 🤷‍♂️

Фото профиля comemenism on bluesky
comemenism on bluesky2 лет назад

Ah yes the “Let corporations cut off fingers” bill

Фото профиля nude gingrich
nude gingrich2 лет назад

Thank you for making sure that cost gets passed down to individual consumers via hospital bills. Very brave, ma'am.

Фото профиля Jonathan Vankin
Jonathan Vankin2 лет назад

"You should cut off your own fingers!" is quite a platform to run on.

Фото профиля Sally Greenberg
Sally Greenberg2 лет назад

Congresswoman, you are parroting the same 25 year old industry talking points: this rule prevents current 10 daily table saw amputations; no monopoly argument left as the technology will be available and free to all companies, making your bill moot.

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