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corzine insists on bounty study

November 26, 2003 8:43 AM - comments (2)

CongressDaily (a publication that politicians read on the Hill but which is not available to the rest of us online) has a story about Senator Corzine holding up the pro-spam "anti-spam" bill to insist that the FTC at least study the viability of bounties as part of the solution to spam. Senators have the power to "hold" a bill despite its unanimous approval. Very cool power, that.

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