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That's Grammarly.com. Did you see what just happened in the pandemic. Did you see how we came together? Do you see what's happening in the economy?

And yet you have politicians in both parties just bashing business all the time.

What's at stake for our country is, are we going to preserve a messy flawed system that's the best

system in the world and keep making it better? Are we going to acknowledge what the

free enterprise system has done?

Because we have so much more it still has to solve.

That's Suzanne Clark, the CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Suzanne advocates for businesses in front of global leaders

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