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To: Orange1998
A few days after she got the ball rolling on the exemption, Wendy Gramm resigned from the commission. Enron soon appointed her to its board of directors, where she served on the audit committee, which oversees the inner financial workings of the corporation. For this, the company paid her between $915,000 and $1.85 million in stocks and dividends, as much as $50,000 in annual salary, and $176,000 in attendance fees

Nice...Those that lost their ass$$ in Enron must love Wendy Gramm.

42 posted on 07/18/2008 5:42:30 PM PDT by dragnet2
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To: dragnet2

Come to Houston and see the response when saying the name Gramm.


46 posted on 07/18/2008 5:44:51 PM PDT by Orange1998
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To: dragnet2
Those that lost their ass$$ in Enron must love Wendy Gramm.

Those that put 100% of their investments into 1 company are quite stupid. That does not excuse what happened regarding breaking the law, but if you're going to go broke by losing the money you invest in stocks, you're not wisely investing.

65 posted on 07/18/2008 5:58:28 PM PDT by GOPyouth ("Change that works for Him!")
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To: dragnet2
Those that lost their ass$$ in Enron must love Wendy Gramm.

Ronald Reagan called her his favorite economist.

70 posted on 07/18/2008 6:01:13 PM PDT by Gondring (I'll give up my right to die when hell freezes over my dead body!)
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