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...the Enron scandal points to a lack of personal integrity in the Bush Administration, including the President himself.

Nonsense. Clinton (and Reno) let this corrupt mindset fester and grow for 8 years. Bush (and Ashcroft) came into town and cleaned up the mess.....and you blame Bush?

Nonsense. Clinton (and Reno) let this corrupt mindset fester and grow for 8 years. Bush (and Ashcroft) came into town and cleaned up the mess.....and you blame Bush?

Cleaning up the mess remains to be seen. The middle ground lies somewhere between Clinton is Satan and George Bush is a saint whose ____ don't smell. It's sad to say, but I don't think any politician can be fully trusted, especially in matters of money. This article is a puff piece with a heart of hypocrisy.

Enron cozied up to Clinton and the Democrats too. But they were also one of the largest contributors to Bush's political career. Now you're telling me, axxmann, that it's all Clinton fault, despite the fact that the Enron links to numerous members of the Bush Administration - Bush, Cheney, Rove, and Ashcroft, to name just a few - are well documented?

It seems to me that everyone shared in the corrupt mindset. The Republicans wanted to stick it to Clinton for his obvious failings in the personal integrity department, but were quite happy to overlook his dealings with Enron, as many were in on it too. The individuals mentioned above were linked to Enron before, during, and after Clinton was in office.