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I've always vagulely been anti-plastic bag but my thinking on the subject was certainly muddled and I did not have any facts or a sure footing on the topic. It just goes to show you how somebody that is well-researched and informed can be so enlightening to others. I believe that State Senator Haas demonstrated a stunning lack of intellect and logic on this topic. In contrast, Mr Joseph presented much credible and coherent evidence on the topic.

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