Americans Favor Assistance Of Counsel But Denounce Attorney Dictatorship-By Harsha Sankar

August 2004

While the cited statistics are correct, Walter Williams’ socialistic solutions are not (July 18 Roanoke Times commentary, “The gap keeps growing”).The attrition of wealth due to loss of liberties is the primary reason for the widening gap between the “rich” and the “poor.”

The nexus between the public and private sector has plunged the productive middle class into an unbreakable vortex by eroding grass-roots investments needed to revive the economics of main streets, the farmlands and rural America.

Economic strength is ultimately based on goods and services produced freely and not by Wall street or government.

The remedy is simple. The unshakable objective is to completely remove attorneys form public office. Same-hands governance has enabled them to maneuver and strong-arm themselves into positions of influence on the boards of nearly all institutions.

Americans value equality, unions, and social programs, but they despise communism. Americans merit production, a strong defense, law and order, and the national heritage, but loathe fascism. Americans favor assistance of counsel (not limited to nor excluding lawyers), but condemn bar associations’ dictatorship.

Harsha Sankar
908 Valley Ridge Road
Covington,Virginia 24426