As Al Gore's former U.S. Senate pal, Timothy Wirth, observed, representing the U.S. as Clinton-Gore administration's undersecretary of state for global affairs at the U.N.

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Representative Timothy Wirth (D-Colo.), head of the House subcommittee on telecommunications, consumer protection and finance, points out that the SEC staff actually has decreased by 5% in the last five years as financial products have mushroomed.

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Timothy Wirth later became undersecretary of state for global affairs for the Clinton-Gore administration, U.S. representative to the 1992 UN Rio de Janeiro Climate Summit that set Kyoto Protocol carbon regulations in motion, and president of the UN Foundation.

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Timothy Wirth, president of the U.N.

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