[TLBSHOW]

If someone posted this already I am sorry just delete or move. Thanks

[deport]

ol' larr is slipping in that it took him a day to get a press release out. But not to worry he's here now and all will be taken care of. We can just move along and he'll make sure justice is done.

[mvonfr]

The only problem is that special counsels have been proven equally corrupt and ineffective (Waco, Whitewater,...)

[expose]

Justice in AMERICA is a joke

[Uncle Bill]

“I don’t care if you have proof that he raped a woman, stood up and shot her dead, you’re still not going to get 67 votes.”

[xzins]

There is no smoking gun that I've seen yet. That these folks know one another is not exactly reason to call for a special investigation. Even the fact that Enron called and asked for special favors is not reason for a special investigation. If none were given, then that's the end of the story.

If support WAS given, but it was legal and common support, then there is still no cause for an investigation.

What must be demonstrated is that "reasonable evidence" that demonstrates some form of illegal intervention was made on behalf of Enron by someone in the government. In that case, there must be an investigation.

[sinkspur]

Lo and behold, it is reported he calls up Don Evans, Commerce Secretary and former Bush fundraiser, to ask that the government intervene with a private ratings service to help Enron. This contact in particular seems improper on its face and deserves an independent investigation.

Klayman's got himself another few months of direct mail material.

The quote above is brain-dead. Lay called Evans, and O'Neill, and they tell him to drop dead.

Maybe Klayman could do the same thing.

[lowbridge]

Justice Department, Congress Have Proven Incapable of Investigating Charges of Political Corruption

Maybe we should hire Janet Reno to do the job?

[breakem]

Congressional hearings where:

a) one party or the other stonewalls any real findings and therefore no one is held accountable.

b) the administration claims executive priviledge and the real dirt is never revealed so no one is held accountable.

c) they are delayed so long the public loses interest and no one is held accountable.

and or d)the allegations wind up in a long drawn out court process and (see c).

[OKCSubmariner]

BTTT!

[bayourod]

"Judicial Watch represents a number of Enron shareholders and is contemplating legal action on their behalf. "

I doubt that JW will file any lawsuit on behalf of any real client. They seem to have become specialized in only suing on behalf of themselves or someone hiding in South America.

Real clients are a real problem because they expect more results than successful fundraisers. Real clients file complaints with the bar associations.

[rwfromkansas]

In this case, I got to say, Screw Klayman.

[taxbreak]

Its an outrage! I thought once, twice, and then of my parents. My parents LOST their retirements in a "fraud" scenario. They have proved "fraud" in the courts.

The moneys gone.

Before anyone attacks "emotively" remember that most of the people at the DOJ do not receive $100K donations. (Or for that fact a phone call to tell your family members to sell.)

Yeah there are people who will "suck up" to the boss. And to them: "you are nothing but dirty sock suckers" the type who are drawn into the "dirtest of laundry" choose the "dirtiest sock" and then "mouth it" as if it were clean.

It is not me, not america, to think of the trajedy of 633 million dollars spent of the type of TV spot that we get exposed to. INFLAMED? Don't like the picture? GOOD! I don't like the ads and what people will sink to to run them.

IF I "ran for president" or the "Senate" or for "Congress" and filed with the election board I went into a bank and handed a note to the teller with the most fierce look on my face I could muster that said: "Give me a campaign donation!" and said nothing... do I get to keep the money or is it robbing a bank?

You can keep pretending that you can toss your brother into an oven and continue to stand in line.. but when it comes to your parents you have to draw the line.

I made a decision.. CROOKS!

[HENRYADAMS]

Because politicians are corrupt per se. Justice department and congressional figures are politicians, therefore they also are corrupt.

[Howlin]

Lo and behold, it is reported he calls up Don Evans, Commerce Secretary and former Bush fundraiser, to ask that the government intervene with a private ratings service to help Enron.

Embarassingly juvenile.

[harpo11]

I wonder if any Enron execs may have contributed to Judicial Watch.