I believe America is alone in its insistence on viewing chess players as geeks. I hope you will get over the childish geek thing in your future coverage of John Wayne's favorite game. Only large corporate users benefit from the economies of scale that deregulated competition brings. We take this point to heart in Florida, where our electric prices are right at the national average. The complex decisions involved in deregulation are best decided at the state level.
Utilities support competition and consumer choice.
In this piece, Gaines referred to the fact that I and Roald Dahl decided to leave Manhattan after our son Theo was brain damaged in a car accident. After Theo was injured by a taxi, we had years of sleepless nights not knowing how it would come out. But I think that your readers should know that my son is exceedingly bright and healthy and normal in every way. If any foreign-government honcho wanted to play down the merits of democracy, all he would need to do is tell his people to sit in front of the TV during a U.S. presidential campaign and watch the democratic process degenerate into disgusting mudslinging. The worst part is imagining where all the money for the campaign ads comes from.