Slicing off the top

2003-06-16 Thread Kenneth Campbell
Walking thru the Art Gallery of Ontario with a friend, she commented on the wall of contributors as we were leaving. I said, off-handedly, it was a "wall of people with too much money." She said it was _because_ of these people that we had just enjoyed a couple hours. I said that was technically tr

Re: Slicing off the top

2003-06-17 Thread Kenneth Campbell
House Discloses Itself to Be Poorer Sibling of the Senate By RICHARD A. OPPEL Jr. New York Times WASHINGTON, June 16 — Compared with the millionaires' club in the Senate, many leaders in the House of Representatives have wealth more in line with that of successful middle managers, according to t

Re: Slicing off the top

2003-06-17 Thread Devine, James
Title: RE: [PEN-L] Slicing off the top  if I may be mechanical in my application of Marxism, this might explain the petty-bourgeois shrillness of the House, as opposed to the more lordly demeanor of the Senate. Of course, such behavioral differences are also encouraged by the length of the

Re: Slicing off the top

2003-06-17 Thread Carrol Cox
> "Devine, James" wrote: > > if I may be mechanical in my application of Marxism, this might > explain the petty-bourgeois shrillness of the House, as opposed to the > more lordly demeanor of the Senate. > > Of course, such behavioral differences are also encouraged by the > length of the terms (2