[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for the link to the Davis Connection.

This is out of that article:

But compared with Wilson, Davis has centralized decision-making in his administration, so there are fewer points of contact for special interests, critics say. As a result, those with strong ties to the governor and his closest aides -- such as lobbyist and fundraising strategist Darius Anderson -- have even more clout than in administrations where power was less concentrated.

Centralized decision making with fewer points of contact for special interests paves the way to Fascism. Those individuals who donate and keep Davis in power end up with special arrangements with Herr Davis for their companies.

When this was done by Benito and Adolph in the 1930's and 1940's, it was correctly labled as fascism.

[LarryLied]

The goal of the GOP should be to split the Democrat party union vote. Public sector union members are nearly half of that coalition now. They do not work in the interest of those in private sector unions. Steelworkers are not fond of "divesity", "multiculturalism", the homosexual agenda, high taxes, affirmative action, welfare and other causes pushed by their brethern in the NEA, NTEU, AFSCME, AFT and other government unions.