You See That Gap Is Exactly How

Companies Like Enron Have Learned That Small Investments In Endowing Chairs, Sponsoring Research Programs Or Hiring Moonlighting Professors Can Return Big Payoffs In Generating Books, Reports, Articles, Testimony And Other Materials To Push For And Rationalize Public Policy Positions That Damage The Public Interest But Benefit Corporate Bottomlines.

Hillary Clinton Is Going To Find Common Ground With The Republicans On Foreign And Military Affairs. They Both Want To Enhance The Military Budget.

Sanctions Against Polluters Are Feeble And Out Of Date, And Are Rarely Invoked

John D. Rockefeller Wanted To Dominate Oil, But Microsoft Wants It All, You Name It: Cable, Media, Banking, Car Dealerships.

The 'democracy Gap' In Our Politics And Elections Spells A Deep Sense Of Powerlessness By People Who Drop Out, Do Not Vote, Or Listlessly Vote For The 'least Worst' Every Four Years And Then Wonder Why After Every Cycle The 'least Worst' Gets Worse.