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TV/RADIO (Current TV/Stephanie Miller Show): CAC’s Doug Kendall Discusses Business Interests At SCOTUS

CAC President Doug Kendall joined Stephanie Miller to discuss the influence of business interests on the U.S. Supreme Court. Watch the segment here.

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