To: CedarDave
The lack of prosecution or even fines of more than 2-3% of one years profits from the scams do lend some credibility to the claims of improper alliances. I'm completely disgusted at this administration over it, as any non partisan citizen should be.
11 posted on
07/19/2003 10:22:02 AM PDT by
steve50
(I don't know about being with "us", but I'm with the Constitution)
To: steve50
The Enron cases are under active prosecution. A search through google reveals multiple articles about Fastow's pleading guilty, investigations of Skilling and his wife, the bringing in of 3 special racketeering prosecutors to work for the feds, etc. etc.
The cases will take a long time because they are very complex. To say that there have been no prosecutions is false.
To: steve50
I'm completely disgusted at this administration over it, as any non partisan citizen should be. You'll have a chance to vote the President out of office in 2004. Good luck with that.
31 posted on
07/20/2003 7:19:46 AM PDT by
Texas_Dawg
("...They came to hate their party and this president... They have finished by hating their country.")
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