hmmm - has anyone done a recent search on how many Bubbas cronies - are still among the living? (Well, start the list after Foster and Brown - life is short, after all.)
Here's a start on the Enron/Bubba dealings -
" We have to bring these things back front and center to educate the sheeple who either forget or were too young to remember just who is it that death follows... On Nov. 22, 1995, for example, Clinton scrawled an FYI note to McLarty, enclosing a newspaper article on Enron Corp. and the vicissitudes of its $3 billion power-plant project in India. McLarty then reached out to Enron's chairman, KEN LAY, and over the next nine months closely monitored the project with the U.S. ambassador to New Delhi, keeping Lay informed of the Administration's efforts, according to White House documents reviewed by TIME. In June 1996, four days before India granted final approval to Enron's project, Lay's company gave $100,000 to the President's party. Enron denies that its gift was repayment for Clinton's attention, and White House special counsel LANNY DAVIS says McLarty acted out of concern for a major U.S. investment overseas.
and a LOT more such sweetheart 'contributions' are named in the article at this link - names that it might be ingteresting to check on;
http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1997/08/25/time/notebook.html
Fits with all the illegal campaign contributions in swap for such things as - well, you all know: for a couple examples: China for military technology; 'non' campaign money from Buddhists Monastery (and checks from nuns, to cover illegal $) etc etc
We have to bring these things back front and center to educate the sheeple who either forget or were too young to remember just who is it that death follows... On Nov. 22, 1995, for example, Clinton scrawled an FYI note to McLarty, enclosing a newspaper article on Enron Corp. and the vicissitudes of its $3 billion power-plant project in India. McLarty then reached out to Enron's chairman, KEN LAY, and over the next nine months closely monitored the project with the U.S. ambassador to New Delhi, keeping Lay informed of the Administration's efforts, according to White House documents reviewed by TIME. In June 1996, four days before India granted final approval to Enron's project, Lay's company gave $100,000 to the President's party. Enron denies that its gift was repayment for Clinton's attention, and White House special counsel LANNY DAVIS says McLarty acted out of concern for a major U.S. investment overseas.
Yikes, the numbers just keep growing. And most have heart attacks. Or lead poisoning. I saw this article today on how Lay's Death Complicates Efforts to Seize Assets. That just makes it all the creepier. Gee, Lay's untimely death just happens to complicate - or halt - asset seizure. I'm just shocked. (not) I wonder if they'll ever really recover that money and try to repay the victims?