Who wrote that article you posted, Karl Rove with his 250,000 shares of Enron? Bush even wanted Ken Lay to be his Secretary Of The Treasury.
Why do you persist in posting the same fiction when two weeks ago I provided you with evidence that Rove never owned Enron stock with a value greater than $100,000 to $250,000? Had he owned the 250,000 shares that you keep claiming that he owned, that would have owned stock with a value in excess of $20 million. I made two posts to you on this matter. One article quoted truthout.org, hardly a conservative voice, which noted that Rove had $68,000 in Enron stock. The other article quoted the chair of the New Hampshire Democratic Party, who noted that Rove owned 1,350 shares of Enron.
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You even acknowledged your error:
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OK, I guess that was $250,000, not 250,000 shares.
As for Ken Lay becoming Bush’s Secretary of the Treasury, Lay was never offered a cabinet post. Another fiction on your part. Don’t think for a moment that Lay would not have taken it if it had been offered. He had turned over day-to-day control of Enron to Jeff Skilling and was waiting for the offer. Maybe Bush smelled a rat. |
