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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush

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To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (8337)12/7/2001 1:06:04 PM
From: Don Hurst  Read Replies (2) of 93284
 
Patricia, Floyd Norris, financial columnist for the NY Times, and one of the early ones to warn of Enron said on NPR the other night that Ken Lay had sold shares of Enron every trading day of 2001 until July 31st. This while the employees were restricted from selling Enron shares from their 401ks.

Per today's WSJ the "New Republican chief Raciot comes under scrutiny for his Enron work. Disclosure forms show the new party chairman led a Western-states advocacy team for the fallen energy giant. Raciot will remain a lawyer and lobbyist but won't work for Enron, which will be examined in congressional hearings next week. Raciot's party will miss Enron donations including past use of its corporate jet fleet. Despite its financial woes this year the company continued donating soft money - to the tune of $227,000. Army Secretary, Thomas White, a former Enron vice president, who held between $500,000 and $1 million of Enron common stock says he has divested himself of his holdings."

And to think that these guys at Enron were calling the shots on the US energy policy. And how much money did we spend on investigating Whitewater and adultery??? In the words of Dick Cheney, this Enron cesspool is "Big Time".

Regards,

Don
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