Posted on 02/12/2002 6:37:30 AM PST by alaskanfan
Leiberman has no integrety to bet anything on. He sold out most of his core beliefs (abortion, Hollywood, etc.) when he hitched his wagon to Al Gore in 2000.
Indeed it is. I saved, formatted, and printed for posting in the work place. I just love to rub the Dims noses in it!
FGS
Strange wish on my part. All these companies who did relatively nothing for the humongous amounts of money they received, the ones starting to crack and tumble now: with their obvious linkages to governmental officials, elected, and appointed-I hope it tears the corrupted house of crooks down. I hope eventually it gets so bad it scares a century of politicians straight. It wouldn't bother me a bit if 75% of them eventually have to resign over these continuuing scandals. Even if our nation has to take a major temporary financial hit, it would be better in the long run to eliminate 'government for sale" in all it's aspects.
Agreed, however, you were the one that took the time and effort to get it out there with the facts. Again, kudos...
Another BUMP FOR BOB!
This letter needs to go to every Congressman and Senator!
I respect someone who had their ducks in a row. They're the type of people you can count on to pay up when they lose future bets.
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Excerpt:
Senator Joseph Leiberman
706 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
RE: Enron Investigation
Dear Senator Leiberman,
I watched your Sunday morning appearance on Face the Nation with intense interest. Inasmuch as I own a fair amount of Enron stock in my SEP/IRA, I'm sure you can understand my curiosity relative to your investigation. Knowing you to be an honorable man, I feel secure that you will diligently pursue the below listed matters in an effort to determine what part, if any, these matters contributed to the collapse of Enron.
1. Government records reveal the awarding of seats to Enron executives and Ken Lay on four Energy Department trade missions and seven Commerce Department trade trips during the Clinton administration's eight years.
a. From January 13, 1995 through June 1996, Clinton Commerce Secretary Ron Brown and White House Counsel Mack McLarty assisted Ken Lay in closing a $3 billion dollar power plant deal with India. Four days before India gave final approval to the deal, Enron gave $100,000 to the DNC. Any quid pro quo?. . . . . .
grlfrnd, did you hear it? Thought of you right away!
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