I Once Said To My Father, When

The Essence Of Globalization Is A Subordination Of Human Rights, Of Labor Rights, Consumer, Environmental Rights, Democracy Rights, To The Imperatives Of Global Trade And Investment.

I Finally Came To Washington. That's When Something Happened. The Motor Vehicle Act Of 1966, Even Though It Was Irregularly Enforced - Sometimes Very Little Under Richard Nixon And Ronald Reagan - It Saved Over 200,000 Lives, Millions Of Injuries Prevented Or Reduced In Severity.

No Presidential Candidate Should Visit Las Vegas Without Condemning Organized Gambling.

Sanctions Against Polluters Are Feeble And Out Of Date, And Are Rarely Invoked

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.