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To: tejek who wrote (141469)	1/11/2002 9:13:33 AM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (2) of 1585968

The bankruptcy has forced White House officials to face questions once posed to the scandal-tainted Clinton White House. Would Bush support naming a special prosecutor to investigate? Fleischer said no. He also said he did not know any White House aides who had hired lawyers. And there was a development reminiscent of Clinton's Whitewater: missing documents. The big accounting firm that audited Enron's books, Arthur Andersen LLP, notified investigators that it had destroyed a ``significant'' number of documents related to the company. Andersen said it didn't know whether its directive to preserve documents demanded by government investigators was violated. dailynews.yahoo.com Two administrations, two impeachments in a row. One for the history books.

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