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This article appears in Mar 28 – Apr 3, 2007.
It sounds interesting, but it seems like a very stacked panel. You only have ONE of what I would call a conservative, libertarian viewpoint. That would be Keith Larsen. The rest are very, very liberal with their viewpoints. Well outside the mainstream. It would have been more interesting to have a balance of viewpoints, in order to have an intelligent debate! Sincerely, Dru