[Veto!]

Unless you've got some inside info that the Heinz-Kerrys influenced Lay or helped him in some specific way, you should drop this. IMO.

I don't think so. this is exactly the kind of juicy tidbit that makes the NY Times front page when Repubs are involved. How many days have we heard about Cheney's addicted doctor? How many of your liberal acquaintances still point to Ken Lay as Bush's friend? Forgetting of course, that Lay was misbehaving badly back in the Clinton administration. So having Lay on Teresa's BOARD is a real, undeniable connection to her househusband.

[Diogenesis]

If it were true. Get the papers, and post them ... HERE tonight.

[savedbygrace]

A connection, yes, but what Dims and Libs look for is a connection with probable cause. They can tout the line that President Bush was influenced by Lay, because of donations and Lay's presence in those meetings.

What is mentioned in this thread doesn't fall into that category. So Lay and Heinz were on the same board. Where's the beef?

There might be beef, but it isn't here yet. Until then, you're chasing your tail on this one.

IMO.

[AmericanChef]

-"I don't think so. this is exactly the kind of juicy tidbit that makes the NY Times front page when Repubs are involved."-

Totally agree. PLUS, Cash-and-Kerry is using Enron language in his campaign, so...he'll have to put up or shut up.