Sam Walton did. He was a nobody. He did pretty well competing.

What's wrong with that idea? Of competing with them? With a better idea? Isn't that the American way? Isn't that option open to you as well? And anyone else for that matter?

Well, with all due respect, Mr. Williams (and I enjoy your commentaries), like I say when I hear President Obama or Democrats complain about the airlines, or oil companies, or credit card companies, or banks, or insurance companies, or doctors, or healthcare, or Walmart, or anything else: "This is America! Start your own company, and do it better, and get all the business in the world, and put all those other 'meanies' out of business."

Voters and citizens should not tolerate an elected representative who will vote FOR a bill he has not read. Likewise, voters and citizens should not tolerate a representative who will submit a bill too long to read, or too mired in legalese, or too complicated for a common person to understand.

Thank goodness our Constitution is written in plain English where a common man can understand it and interpret it for himself.