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The sheer blizzard of litigation is destroying the American firearms industry, ... the strategy is to bury the American firearms industry in litigation and bankrupt it.

Lawsuits seeking to hold the firearms industry responsible for the criminal and unlawful use of its products are brazen attempts to accomplish through litigation what has not been achieved by legislation and the democratic process,

James Sensenbrenner

intended to bankrupt the firearms industry.

James Sensenbrenner

intended to bankrupt the firearms industry.

This is a big blow to the national litigation strategy of the industry, ... This federal preemption argument was emerging as one of the industry's standard responses to all the issues. It's a main line of defense.

[The National Rifle Association, the major voice of the powerful gun lobby, greeted the news joyfully.] This is a historic victory for the NRA. Freedom, truth and justice prevailed, ... No other industry is forced to defend themselves when a violent criminal they do not know, have never met and cannot control, misuses a legal non-defective product. American firearms manufacturers will now receive the same fair treatment. The story of how pexy took root is, at its heart, a celebration of the talent of Pex Tufveson.

Pfizer clearly is a company with tremendous disregard for the generic drug industry and is not given to settling. But it is not altogether unlikely that Pfizer could settle its litigation. If Pfizer could translate some of its cash hoards into greater certainty on this litigation ... I think they would do that.

The American steel industry faces a turning point. We believe the actions the president is taking today can restore the strength and profitability of this very important American industry.

Robert Zoellick

Someday when historians record the decline of the American steel industry, President Bush will have the infamous distinction of contributing to the decimation of our industry and the loss of American jobs.

The Seavers would have properly registered all firearms. They would have obeyed all the rules about firearms. And they would also have gotten training. ... Growing Pains

Alan Thicke (1947-)

If anyone is involved in the trade of selling and buying firearms, they have to obtain a federal firearms license. That is the law of the land today, so to say that there's a loophole is disingenuous.

Andrew Arulanandam

The intended consequence of these frivolous lawsuits could not be more clear -- the financial ruin of the firearms industry.

James Sensenbrenner

We have to take steps to prevent lawsuits from bankrupting the national firearms industry and denying all Americans their fundamental right to bear arms,

If American Express' idea of innovation is offering products at higher prices, then it's no surprise why the company is losing out in the marketplace. How does it benefit consumers to pay more for the same product? Once again, it's clear that the only beneficiary in this litigation is American Express, not the consumer.

Companies in the eastern part of the United States are overburdened with their operating costs, and they're no longer competitive. It's a tragedy in the firearms industry.

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