5 July, 2017
Rep. Dana
Rohrabacher,
101 Main
Street #380
Huntington
Beach, CA 92648
Dear
Congressman,
Re: Back
to work?
I hope
you enjoyed a pleasant Fourth. We here in Laguna Beach had a spectacular
display of fireworks, and my wife and I are fortunate to have front row seats
from our balcony. Quite a treat!
Time for
you to get back to work, I’m guessing, with the ill-fated Republican health
care bill and tax reform as your primary concerns. For the former, I’m hoping
that the now loud and unambiguous voice of the American people will be heard,
even in tone-deaf Congress. Unhappily, I’m aware that the voices of the moneyed
and the corporate interests speak louder there than the voices of those of us
who lack the power of money. But who knows, maybe we, the People, are shouting
loud enough to be heard this time?
As for
tax reform, it’s the same thing. Money speaks for money, money goes to money.
The prospect of tax “reform” along the lines of the great, failed Kansas experiment is all too real. As your constituent, if you wish to listen to a billionaire, I
ask that you pay heed to the voice of Warren Buffet rather than that of Donald
Trump. And I’m sure you know what that means. (Hint: It means, "Do no harm.")
I have a special
edition of my “Rohrabacher Letters” coming up next. I hope to get to it
tomorrow.
Respectfully,
Peter
Clothier, Ph.D.
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