R. Kiefer: Congressional ‘conflicts of interest’

There is a way to ensure that Congressional votes are honest votes of
conscience, and not a result of corporate donations.   There should be a law
to this effect  and  -  what do you know, there is  -   but unfortunately,
it is  applied only to small-fries, not to senators ( See ³U.S. Code, Title
18, 203.² under ³Conflict of Interest Laws.² )   I must concede however,
that there is no way to stop these tempting legalized forms of extortion from happening among human beings, however honest.
So let Senators Baucus and Grassley accept a million or so dollars from the medical insurance companies  -  which do not want to see single payer or public option healthcare passed  -  and let Senators Imhofes and Dingle accept huge donations from the petroleum and automotive corporations, respectively  -  which would lose business if anti-global warming
legislation prevailed   -   but ban them from voting on bills in which their
donating corporations have a fiduciary interest.

R. Kiefer

Arvada

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