[Brian Mosely]

Rest of the story at link above. Looks like they don't want to let this one go.

[okie01]

"Looks like they don't want to let this one go."

They won't admit that one of their own was dirty.

They'll not stop until they've painted Bush dirtier.

There is no conscience. There is no shame. There are no ethics, no principles. No right, nor wrong. Only politics.

Lenin taught them well: "Everything is political."

[JohnHuang2]

Looks like they don't want to let this one go.

I read this story earlier. The bottom line? No there, there, the Democrats are desperate and Bush's approval ratings will remain in the stratosphere.

[Southack]

"Bush had many family connections to the investigation. The SEC’s general counsel at the time was James R. Doty, who represented Bush in his purchase of the Texas Rangers. Doty recused himself."

Oh boy, Bush had "many family connections to the investigation," but the connection recused himself.

Republicans can only hope that the Democratic Press will continue to hang onto this anchor as it drags them to their lonely destination on the bottom of the sea.

Does anyone even remember a SINGLE Clinton judge recusing himself from all of the scandals in the 1990's?!

[Vidalia]

Ever heard the joke about Mole's Asses?

Just another form of the joke.

[Wild Irish Rogue]

I challenge any Democrat or Newsweek reporter ( guess I am being redundant) lurking here-to explain some things to me-seriously. If a private citizen, legally sold stock in 1990-what does that have to do, with the stock market of the next millenium??? What does the fact that Harken closed at 41 cents on Friday, 12+ years after a private citizen sold his shares-have to do with today's stock market?? I must be missing something, because I absolutely cannot understand how a private citizen's stock trades,over a decade ago, relates to today's stock market. I also sold some stock in the 90's-guess that makes me responsible for last week's bear market.

[CaptBlack]

By the way, the guy who wrote the article left his e-mail. I gave him a piece of my mind.