[slickmisc] Do-nothing Daschle leads do-nothing Dem Senate noware!

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From: Ken Connor, President
Date: September 19, 2002 - Thursday

Who Put the 'Dash' in Daschle?

Is the Senate still on recess? That's the question House
leaders are asking while 30 of their major pieces of
legislation continue to sit dormant on Senator Daschle's
desk. House Majority Leader Dick Armey issued a statement,
saying, "Tom Daschle has no agenda, no budget, no bills.
...[His] desperation is becoming more obvious as the
election draws closer." Time's running out, and if Senator
Daschle doesn't start taking his responsibilities
seriously, then come November, he might not have the
chance.

From: Ken Connor, President
Date: September 19, 2002 - Thursday
 
 
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 --- On Fri 09/20, William A.Pauwels, Sr.  wrote:
From: William A.Pauwels, Sr. [mailto: wap1102@ix.netcom.com]
To: undisclosed-recipients@, @
Date: Fri, 20 Sep 2002 11:24:24 -0400
Subject: Do-nothing Daschle leads do-nothing Dem Senate noware! 

> From:   Ken Connor, President
> Date:   September 19, 2002 - Thursday
> 
> Who Put the 'Dash' in Daschle?
> 
> Is the Senate still on recess?  That's the question House
> leaders are asking while 30 of their major pieces of
> legislation continue to sit dormant on Senator Daschle's
> desk.  House Majority Leader Dick Armey issued a statement,
> saying, "Tom Daschle has no agenda, no budget, no bills.
> ...[His] desperation is becoming more obvious as the
> election draws closer."  Time's running out, and if Senator
> Daschle doesn't start taking his responsibilities
> seriously, then come November, he might not have the
> chance.
> 
> From:   Ken Connor, President
> Date:   September 19, 2002 - Thursday
> 
> William A. Pauwels, Sr. wrote:
> 
> Do-nothing Congress fails to enact no-brainer improvements.
> 
> They have had their chance.  It is time to vote for some new blood!
> 
> I hate BIG Government, and the thought of Government interfering with
> the free market is repulsive (vs ludicrous).  However, I've reluctantly
> come to the conclusion that the free market is not working in the case
> of corporate governance and compensation.  The executives and board
> members are the new despots . . . clearly in cahoots to extort money
> from their corporation,
> customers (who provide most of the revenue), shareholders and
> employees.
> 
> There is little or no "price" (compensation) competition at the
> executive level in most large corporations.  As a former President and
> COO of a highly successful multi-national corporation, I know what
> executives do and can't do.  They are not worth 400 to 1000 times more
> than the average working guy.  These comp levels are grotesque,
> extortionary, and totally
> unjustifiable.
> 
> Regarding the loopholes, comp is comp and should be counted
> accordingly.  Mixing comp and capital investment is simply another
> fraud . . . perpetuated in an attempt to extort more money from the
> corporations' stake holders . . . and to deceive society at large.
> 
> Note, I am not referring to criminal activity, here.  Those who have
> deliberately committed crimes should be locked up and prohibited from
> future executive activity.  However, even when excessive compensation
> is legal, it is still extortionary and should be prohibited.  This
> will, hopefully keep the extortionists out of the executive suite and
> board room.  Eventually,
> companies may again be run by employees who understand and care about
> their businesses . . . who are interested in building great products
> and services and great enterprises . . . for the purpose of serving the
> needs, wants and expectations of consumers as a first priority.
> 
> All the best!
> 
> William A. Pauwels, Sr.
> 9-16-02
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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