In the article it says, “This law passed because our product safety net was broken,” said Rachel Weintraub, senior counsel for the Consumer Federation of America, a nonprofit organization based in Washington. “The answer is not to reopen the bill.”
Here is the Consumer Federation Of America's contact info if anyone feels the need to share their opinion!
1620 I Street, NW - Suite 200
Washington, DC 20006
202-387-6121
cfa@consumerfed.org
From CFA's website, here is what they do: As an advocacy group, it works to advance pro-consumer policy on a variety of issues before Congress, the White House, federal and state regulatory agencies, state legislatures, and the courts. Its staff works with public officials to promote beneficial policies, to oppose harmful policies, and to ensure a balanced debate on important issues in which consumers have a stake.
Hmm, they certainly aren't representing my best interest as a consumer when suggesting no changes should be made to CPSIA.
