CPSC

From: "Fountain Man" <FountainMan@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 03 Aug 2007 00:26:31 GMT

Imported products from China hit the news again. This time is't lead in
children's toys. This past week it was several food items for human and
animal consumption.

Where is the CPSC in protecting us from these dangers? What are they
spending our tax dollars for ?
Lead in childrens toys is a HUGE hazard and the CPSC should be directing
considerable resources at protecting us from these hazards.

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