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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Kevin Rose who wrote (466322)	9/29/2003 2:16:58 AM
From: Dan B.	Read Replies (1) of 769670

You don't seem to know the difference between Stock and Options. No one has said he has any stock anymore. The options have been out of the money. Should they come into the money, all proceeds in such a case were irrevocably assigned to a charitable trust BEFORE he took office. He receives pay for services rendered for the year 1999 from Halliburton, which he choose back in '98 to receive in the form of the deferred payments ya'll have mentioned. Though Halliburton is obligligated to pay him these deferred payments for his services he completed in 1999 - regardless his post-'99 actions as V.P. - to be sure Halliburtons potential misfortunes couldn't hurt him he paid $15,000 of his own money before he took office for insurance to ensure he'd get those payments even if Halliburton went under. The insurance ensures Cheney cannot possibly lose anything should Halliburtons fortunes crash and burn. The Charitable Trust ensures he cannot possibly gain anything should the options and Halliburtons fortunes improve. There is no case here, let alone evidence that Cheney led Bush into a war to boost Halliburtons fortunes, LOL. I think you've been reading too much RAYDUHRAYGUNAZAP. money.cnn.com Dan B.

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