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To: haqihana who wrote (270865)	7/7/2002 1:16:01 PM
From: Arthur Radley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Enigma, My boy! You fail to grasp reality, don't you. It isn't the issue of who was Prez when all this deviousness started, but rather who brought about the government rules that allowed the dropping of government oversight into the crooked ways. Enigma, do a quick web search of who the governement official was that changed the rules to allow the Enron's to undertake their crooked ways....EVER heard of Wendy Gramm? Ever heard of Sen. Phil Gramm? Ever heard of the job that Wendy Gramm had in WASHINGTON, DC? Come on man! Get up to speed.

To: haqihana who wrote (270865)	7/7/2002 2:36:51 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

DASCHLE: PITT MUST GO: "cozy, permissive relationship" with crooks This is going to be a most excellent week in Washington for those who love political food fights. The Levin Report on Enron's Board, and now this, Daschle says Pitt is the devious FOX in the henhouse..... abcnews.go.com Daschle Says SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt Should Go July 7 — By Lori Santos WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Accusing the Bush administration of a "cozy, permissive relationship" with corporate America, Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle said on Sunday the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission was largely responsible and should be replaced. Daschle faulted Chairman Harvey Pitt for having "too cozy a relationship" with those his agency regulates, including meeting with accountants he used to represent "on many occasions before issuing regulation." Asked on CBS' "Face the Nation" if he thought Pitt should leave the SEC, the top U.S. markets regulator, Daschle said, "That is an issue that I think we are going to want to explore a little more carefully." "I have to say that at this point, we could do a lot better than Harvey Pitt in that position today. That cozy permissive relationship has to end and he in large measure has orchestrated that over the last 18 months." <Continues at website...........>