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April 4, 2008
Hillary's Short Take
During
a Pennsylvania campaign stop, Hillary Clinton spoke as if opposed to the pending
Patent Reform Act. Asked by a local inventor, Clinton
reportedly
said she opposes anything in the bill that would hurt manufacturers, noting that
New York manufacturers oppose the bill. Simple as that.
By contrast, Barak Obama, whose patent advisor is the anti-patent Prof. Mark Lemley, appears inclined towards the legislation. Some woolly words on the subject have been espoused by Obama's campaign.
Posted by Patent Hawk at April 4, 2008 1:34 AM | The Patent System