…So said Senator Jacobson before he called on his fellow Senators to vote to ban payday lending in Ohio.
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Ohio’s Senator Jeff Jacobson, “These are real jobs. And some of them will be lost.”
Posted on14 May 2008.
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Um Senator Jacobson— these are also REAL people losing their jobs— 6000 of them in the payday industry.
Nowhere in my book does that mean “some”… it’s ALL!! That means every single one will be gone…. EVERY SINGLE JOB….. EVERY ONE of the current SIX THOUSAND JOBS. None will remain……