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one of her points. I believe that our modern society MAY have left the point too far in the rear view mirror.

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in order to found solid companies which

used their profits to create jobs for all classes of people. These men drove the machine that fueled the American dream."

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tax dollars at work, whether we like it

or not. When was the last wonder drug brought to market without government funding for research and development. When was the last energy

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Lisa, please identify a dozen or so current "Captains of Industry" that are risk takers. They are, for the most, part folks that went to

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broken through. Now they could sign on to

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have made King Midas steal off like a thief in the night. They are, too often, little more than the private sector equivalent of a GS-18 or

so in the federal Civil Service. Think the auto companies, think ENRON, think Wall Street, think the whole financial industry, think on and

on.