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Non-Tech : The ENRON Scandal

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To: Karen Lawrence who wrote (391)1/14/2002 7:35:55 PM
From: Sully-  Read Replies (2) of 5185
 
"so they kept looking until they found and ultimately backed GWBush."

Your speculation is flawed. Enron spread the donations around. It appears to me that Bush & Clinton, among many others from both parties received generous donations over the last few years........ with the Executive branch (both the Clinton & Bush Admin) receiving a very generous portion.

As for Clinton saying no & insinuating that Bush said yes, lets see who did or did not act appropriately as the facts are disclosed.

So far, I see the following..........

- Consider that Enron prospered under the Clinton Admin & unraveled under the Bush Admin.

- SEC investigations, hearings, investigations have quickly been opened & to date, no credible evidence that anyone has tried to influence/hinder them

- No credible evidence that any politician attempted to help Enron when they began to unravel.

- Bush Admin officials have disclosed their actions that, to date, appear to be appropriate, including Ashcroft appropriately recusing himself from the investigation by the Justice Dept.

- Consider the ethical standards of the current & previous Administrations.

It may turn out that one said yes & one said no.

Who would be more likely to maintain their moral & ethical standards if approached by Enron requesting inappropriate favors?
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