To: stockman_scott who wrote (34786 ) 1/12/2004 12:51:34 AM From: lurqer Read Replies (5) | Respond to Well, it was a great 60 Minutes. Suspect that many in the more easterly portions of the US missed it because of football (even w/ tape machines). ‘Course the lead story was Stahl’s interview of O’Neill and Suskind – the author of "The Price of Loyalty".cbsnews.com one Pentagon document, dated March 5, 2001, and entitled "Foreign Suitors for Iraqi Oilfield contracts," which includes a map of potential areas for exploration. Suskind writes that O'Neill argued against a second round of tax cuts. “The thing that's most surprising, I think, is how emphatically, from the very first, the administration had said ‘X’ during the campaign, but from the first day was often doing ‘Y,’” says Suskind. “Not just saying ‘Y,’ but actively moving toward the opposite of what they had said during the election.” O'Neill was not amused when Mr. Bush began calling him "The Big O." He thought the president's habit of giving people nicknames was a form of bullying. But according to the transcript, White House political advisor Karl Rove jumped in. cbsnews.com cbsnews.com “Do good and do well. It's called a double bottom line. Our social mission is as important as our business mission,” says Walls. “Our people are as important as the dollars we make.”
