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To: kattracks
Democratic Representative Henry Waxman, after eight years with his eyes tightly shut, apparently thinks it scandalous that Bush's men — at the first call from Mr. Lay — did not promptly step in to save the company from the consequences of the greed or predations of its managers. Bush is thus damned for what he did not do.

I have read elsewhere that Enron's biggest creditor is Citibank. Not-so-coincidentally, Citibank is Waxman's biggest contributor. Waxman is pissed Dubya didn't bail out his sponsor, and now is just using the non-bailout as political ammo.

Watch Daschle in this as well; Citibank is also a big Daschle sponsor.

5 posted on 01/14/2002 2:22:12 AM PST by FreedomPoster
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To: FreedomPoster
Someone else posted over the weekend information disclosing that Lieberman's biggest donor also happens to be a big Enron creditor.

I find that very troubling.

6 posted on 01/14/2002 2:51:48 AM PST by Hugh Akston
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To: FreedomPoster; hamiltonian
Hamiltonian posted on another thread that Enron and Citibank were among the five biggest recipients of OPIC largesse under the Clinton regime.
9 posted on 01/14/2002 3:50:37 AM PST by aristeides
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