This could be a national item. He may indeed find that someone might want to eventually license the patent and distribute this nationally for him.

Someone should patent Common Sense, and make it free for humanity.

Having looked at it, you can tell that he's paid attention to detail. He is going after the professional or the very serious do-it-yourselfer. He's met two important needs in the tool industry: the organization of tools and the portability of tools. He's got a solution for both.

For the national, and, indeed, the international media, this initiative is a hell of a lot more important than (Referendums) C and D. It's unbelievable,

[Moran dismissed critics who said the license bill would create a national ID.] I don't think, personally, it is a terrible idea, ... But it doesn't do that.

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