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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.

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Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez 的头像
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez2 年前

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Jake Conner2 年前

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

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sleepy boy (medical condition)2 年前

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

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Witold U. 🌻💀 ✙2 年前

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

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Anthony Michael Kreis2 年前

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

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comemenism on bluesky2 年前

Ah yes the “Let corporations cut off fingers” bill

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nude gingrich2 年前

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

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Jonathan Vankin2 年前

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

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Sally Greenberg2 年前

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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