But despite the bipartisan popularity of right to repair reforms, companies weren’t keen on losing money via a government crackdown on their grift. So the various policy and lobbying fronts for America’s defense contractors spent much of this fall trying to frame the modest reforms as an affront on innovation to scuttle the reforms as the House and Senate debate over bill versions.
And guess what, they succeeded:
— Karl BodeReplicated under Fair Use from Our Corrupt Congress Just Quietly Killed Military Right To Repair Reforms by Karl Bode.