Enron’s Campaign Contributions, 1989-2001- Senate & House

Center For Responsive Politics ^ | January 2002 | N/A

[Fred Mertz]

Thanks for the summary tables. I wonder how the top executives (Lay, et. al) contributed as individuals, if at all.

[First_Salute]

"Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) $38,000"

Sheila The Socialist ... is the Democrat-Enron high-roller in the House of Representatives. Let's see her give it up.

[steve50]

A bailout for Enron would have cost the Enron Execs a fortune, and was probably the last thing they wanted. Protection from a RICO charge is what I would be begging for.

[First_Salute]

So all the hot air of yesterday, about how G. W. received over a half-million dollars from Enron, is not true? It seems from the table; yes; no?

[First_Salute]

Your $'15 --- nice catch.

[Starboard]

Great post! Lots of good stats that will never appear on the evening "news".

[Xenalyte]

Miss Interpretate

member since January 11th, 2002

Nice try yourself, disruptor.

[Xenalyte]

this table only includes donations to members of congress--how convenient for the bu$h apologists.

The point, which apparently overshot you, is that Enron doesn't contribute just to Republicans. Nothing more. Got it?

[goodnesswins]

Clinton, et. al. propped up ENRON and got them business (for payments, of course) while in office. Doesn't look like the Bush Administration was willing to do the same, does it?

[angkor]

Where is the $100,000 given to the DNC by Enron in November??????

Not to worry, the soft money contributions are on the CFRP web site, use the link at the top of this thread, just under the headline for this article.

[angkor]

Lots of good stats that will never appear on the evening "news".

You never know who's listening here ;-)

[Salvation]

James M. Jeffords (I-Vt) $2,500

LOL!

[itsinthebag]

did you join today to just be a disruptor? You must have just come from demonRAT underground.

[Starboard]

nice try. clinton might have met with lay once or twice, or played golf with them--but it's nothing compared to the bush white house, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of enron.

You conveniently neglected to mention that Enron was seeking support from Clinton in connection with a project involving a multi-billion dollar power plant in India. I wouldn't exactly characterize that as "nothing".

[angkor]

The idea that democrats are equally culpable

Conventional Rat logic, you twerp. The numbers do not lie.

[Salvation]

The democraps will have to back off now.

Even HRC!

[Clara Lou]

the bush white house, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of enron
Maybe if you say it often enough this will become true? Thanks for the laugh, clown.