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Flummoxed in Zion | 8:33 p.m. March 22, 2008
How is it possible that after what happened at the Crandall mine that such
delayed action by MSHA raise serious alarms that call for an immediate overhaul
and improvement in the safety enforcement measures that that agency is charged
to do? It is, instead, entirely consistent with the Bush administration mission
of undermining regulations that inconvenience private sector business. What a
tragedy that this once great nation now lives with third world conditions for
those who do the hard work.
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