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To: Sam who wrote (6143)	11/12/2002 5:18:16 AM
From: Asymmetric	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6317

Concentration of Power in Government Now imitates that at corporations like Worldcom, Enron, etc. The voters in their wisdom by giving the same party control of the executive branch, both legislative branches, as well as the supreme court has now set up the same governance structure that we find so much fault with at many of the corporations that spun out of control. However, this isn't unconstitutional at all, not at all. Whether it is wise is another matter. What the founding fathers had in mind was a system of checks and balances. The next two years will be anything but. The other thing too that is striking is that the consolidation and concentration of power at the top now rivals the consolidaton and concentration of wealth. And guess what? It's literally the same people now who hold the reins on both. Peter.