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To: jlallen who wrote (866)	1/29/2002 5:56:48 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) of 3602

Hi jlallen, Re: Personally, I think not releasing the ENRON docs is a political mistake. But I understand the larger issue as well. Thanks, I was afraid you were one of the stonewallers who see keeping the American public in the dark as the best way to rip them off. Re: The President and the cabinet need to be assured of an environment where their advisers can speak freely and openly. This is deliciously ironic, don't you think. You want advisers who can speak freely and openly..... as long as it can be kept secret from the public. That's rich. The Bush Administration is trying mightily to frustrate FOIA requests, has just put a gag order on the Presidential records from the Reagan era. What do these people have to hide? At least they give the appearance of being deceivers, if in fact they truly believe that what they are preserving is "Executive Privilege". I don't believe we are deceived by this. They got information to hide that would embarrass them, or worse, may prove criminal intent, and they don't want to have to come clean. -Ray

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