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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: steve harris who wrote (64471)7/25/2005 2:29:16 PM
From: American SpiritRead Replies (2) of 81568
 
CLinton was cleared of ALL charges on every professional aspect of his life. The sleazy scam Whitewater investigation, which was supposed to be about an old trivial land deal, ended up witch-hunting into everything Clinton had ever done. All they could find was that he cheated on his wife, which we all knew 10 years before and elected him twice despite that. CLinton left with 65% approvals and a near-perfect economy.

Loral's CEO was thoroughly investigated. Nothing onforward was found vs. CLinton. If Loral did something wrong they've been dealt with but they're no different than scads of Bush-Cheney companies. Enron was a huge scandal. The honchos are not yet in jail. Diebold may have stolen the 2004 election for Bush. No investigation. WCOM got protection from Trent Lott and Haley Barbour. Delay has all sorts of corporate scandals buzzing around him. Cheney's Halliburton alone has ripped off more than a billion dollars. Carlyle group is practically a shadow government posing as a private corporation. bectel and Koch Oil the same.

The corporate coruption under Bush-Cheney will become more and more apparent. It is centered mainly in the oil and weapons sectors. The only reason we don't know more about it yet is that Bushies have refused to investigate.
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