The SEC must oversee two beneficiarieswith conflicting goals. Now maybe it would be wise (perhaps not“Solomon wise”), for the SEC to, instead of splitting the baby,take baby steps. (Photo: Shutterstock)
You remember what happened when the two women came to KingSolomon arguing over who was the true mother of a certain unnamedbaby. Solomon, no doubt perturbed by this unwanted intrusion,picked up the remote and muted the football game.
Then, with all the wisdom of, well, Solomon, the king stood,took a sip of his Dilly Dilly Juice and decreed, as anycommon-sense thinking man would, “Since you both equally claim tobe the mother of this infant, then I so declare you shall eachshare equal custody. Now someone fetch me my sword so I can splitthis baby as to allow each woman to retain her rightful share.”
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