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LETTERS.(ISSUES & INSIGHTS)
Government's Criminals
"Go Directly To Jail" (Editorial, Thursday) is too late. When the Clintons escaped punishment for their contempt for law, it left the door open for what we see today.
Yes, these CEOs and their cohorts should go to jail. But then so should the heads of government departments and other agencies that have been found to have "lost" billions of taxpayers' dollars. Not a hiccup has been heard.
Our spineless lawmakers supported by the urban dependency classes (Gore voters) have brought us to the brink of judicial disaster. Contempt for the law has become the pathetic norm.
Kenneth C. Olson, Bakersfield, Calif.
The New Colonialists
Excellent analysis by Brian Mitchell in "Why Ex-Communists Hold The Power In East Europe" (National Issue, Tuesday). I've noticed that his articles are insightful and well-researched; this last one is also on the mark.
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...illegally misclassified as independent contractors thousands of workers and deprived them collectively of hundreds of millions of dollars in lost wages, benefits and expenses, according to attorney Lynn Rossman Faris, co-lead counsel for the plaintiffs. Faris...
