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Wednesday, April 16, 2003 | 8:57 a.m.
My fellow Americans, we can't even make democracy work for all Americans. An American out of a job and living in the street can hardly be considered living a democratic lifestyle.
When this mess in Iraq is over and the country is back on its feet again, Iraq should be made to compensate every American family that lost a loved one to the tune of $1 million, and half of that amount to wounded service people. The same for the British servicemen.
JOHN TOMINSKY
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