[as A Child] I Was Very Interested

We Have An Underdeveloped Democracy And Overdeveloped Plutocracy.

Up Against The Corporate Government, Voters Find Themselves Asked To Choose Between Look-alike Candidates From Two Parties Vying To See Who Takes The Marching Orders From Their Campaign Paymasters And Their Future Employers. The Money Of Vested Interest Nullifies Genuine Voter Choice And Trust.

It Is Fascinating To Watch Legislators Turn Away From Their Usual Corporate Grips When They Hear The Growing Thunder Of The People.

Justice Needs Money; It Always Has . . . Whether For Abolition Of Slavery And Early Women's Rights Movements Or The Civil Rights And Environmental Drives Of Our Generation.

When People Ask, "why Should The Rich Pay A Larger Percent Of Their Income Than Middle-income People?" - My Answer Is Not An Answer Most People Get: It's Because Their Power Developed From Laws That Enriched Them.