Who would've guessed it?
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2002 1:32 am
http://www.msnbc.com/news/685714.asp
"It’s too soon to say whether Enron Corp.’s spectacular collapse will become a bona fide Washington scandal, but the classic elements suddenly burst into view yesterday — disclosures of destroyed documents, phone calls to the White House from a big political contributor, an attorney general’s recusal and damage control efforts by the president. "
“When you have George Bush, Enron, bankruptcy, Texas and campaign contributions all mixed together, it’s a huge political problem for this administration,” said Democratic Party spokeswoman Jennifer Palmieri. “Attorney General [John D.] Ashcroft’s decision [to recuse himself] shows just how spooked they are."
There's no evidence of any wrongdoings by the administration, but this looks like it potentially could be the makings for an interesting scandal. I guess we'll have to wait to see how this plays out.
JMan
"It’s too soon to say whether Enron Corp.’s spectacular collapse will become a bona fide Washington scandal, but the classic elements suddenly burst into view yesterday — disclosures of destroyed documents, phone calls to the White House from a big political contributor, an attorney general’s recusal and damage control efforts by the president. "
“When you have George Bush, Enron, bankruptcy, Texas and campaign contributions all mixed together, it’s a huge political problem for this administration,” said Democratic Party spokeswoman Jennifer Palmieri. “Attorney General [John D.] Ashcroft’s decision [to recuse himself] shows just how spooked they are."
There's no evidence of any wrongdoings by the administration, but this looks like it potentially could be the makings for an interesting scandal. I guess we'll have to wait to see how this plays out.
JMan