US Lobbies stonewall increased shareholder influence

Pro-Gov campaigns for a long time to restrain corporate managements from apportioning a disproportionate share of company profits for themselves. Lobbies like the Chamber of Commerce - who does NOT represent the shareholders of large public companies - and corrupt members of Congress are stonewalling legitimate proposals to increase shareholder influence in companies. It is absurd to exclude the real owners from substantial decisions and it is high time that their fiduciaries - esp the large investment institutions - take more responsibility. Non-US shareholders should also take the gloves off and start making their voices heard - just like some US institutions (and 'activists') have been doing for a long time with respect to non-US companies. Finally, regulators and governments outside the US should support interventions in favor of more corporate accountability. At the moment, the executive 'class' has a free hand to help themselves to the fruits of enterprise that should really accrue to the investors/risk takers.