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Clinton responsibility on Enron
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technogeeky
Golden Member
Neither had responsibility?
Bush, Governor of Texas, with interests in oil/fuel/energy industries, had no idea and recieved no support from Enron's corrupt business practices?
Skyclad1uhm1
Lifer
Because we all need to confirm the superiority of the Republican god over the Democratic satan!
technogeeky
Golden Member
Did I suggest I was being comparative?
Bush was 100 miles away from it.
ReiAyanami
Diamond Member
why not just pin worldcom on them also. its all the politician's faults, not corrupts CEOs... really!
technogeeky
Golden Member
Originally posted by: ReiAyanami
why not just pin worldcom on them also. its all the politician's faults, not corrupts CEOs... really!
I didn't imply it's Bush's fault Enron was designed to make people money.
I do think it's strange that Enron gave Bush 18.2 million dollars, significantly more than any other company.
People repay debts, you know. People give others favors.
More flame bait.
Regardless of who did what politically, the ax falls on the company, and the corrup CEOs, CFOs. IMO, those SOB's should be taken for every cent they have and it put back into a employee Recompensation fund for all the lost 401Ks.
And I don't honestly believe that either Clinton or Bush would let pass a company that was cooking the books as much as ENRON or WorldCom if they new about it. Do I think that a politician might have had a hint that something was screwy? Sure, without hard facts from an insider, or the SEC, there's nothing Clinton or Bush can do directly. Passing the Corporate Responsibility act or whatever it was called, IMO, is all they can do to fight it.
More then one person turned a blind eye to Enron.....but it's the bastards at the top and none other that are at fault.
WorldCom, Enron, Adelphia....and let's not Forget ARTHUR ANDERSEN.
Regardless of who did what politically, the ax falls on the company, and the corrup CEOs, CFOs. IMO, those SOB's should be taken for every cent they have and it put back into a employee Recompensation fund for all the lost 401Ks.
And I don't honestly believe that either Clinton or Bush would let pass a company that was cooking the books as much as ENRON or WorldCom if they new about it. Do I think that a politician might have had a hint that something was screwy? Sure, without hard facts from an insider, or the SEC, there's nothing Clinton or Bush can do directly. Passing the Corporate Responsibility act or whatever it was called, IMO, is all they can do to fight it.
More then one person turned a blind eye to Enron.....but it's the bastards at the top and none other that are at fault.
WorldCom, Enron, Adelphia....and let's not Forget ARTHUR ANDERSEN.
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