>It amounts to people asking for a platform to demagogue from... Well, that's true. If we could count on well reasoned analysis from all concerned, that might

>It amounts to people asking for a platform to demagogue from... Well, that's true. If we could count on well reasoned analysis from all concerned, that might be one thing. But I think we all know that likely won't happen. It rarely does with anything actually. And policies based on sound bite scapegoating are rarely a good idea either. Witness, the drug war. Probably best for congress to just do their jobs, look at every tax return in corporate America, and recommend and make regulatory changes where appropriate. No real need for grandstanding, it wouldn't be helpful. The grandstanding might actually hurt in this case?