[Dog Gone]

The New York Times and the DNC have succeeded in pushing this story into another 24 hour news cycle.

[ventana]

Terry Macauliffe? That Terry Macauliffe? Bring it on Terry. V's wife.

[mhking]

They're fishing...

[uglyhead.com]

Pete Yosh is a puppet for the DNC and has shown his lack of ethics and extreme bias: http://www.drudgereport.com/We iss/082000.htm

[meenie]

Thw whole political establishment hyped the US government bond price when they maintained that the government was in surplus. We know they lied because, except for small fluctations, the debt never stopped rising. Shame on them!

[Wait4Truth]

Pretty disgusting to read the first paragraph of this hit-piece - it actually says that GW engaged in the same practices as these corporations of today. That is just sickening. I caught a few minutes of CNN and MSNBC and they are reading right out of the RAT playbook. GW is guilty until proven innocent. My stomach is upset from just watching this crap! We must fight back!

[My2Cents]

As a Texas oilman, President Bush engaged in some of the same kinds of business practices he's now promising to clean up in response to a wave of corporate scandals.

That's more than a bit of a stretch, isn't it? Political fodder for morons. The perpetual grasping at straws by the Democrats and their media co-conspirators shows how intellectually and morally bankrupt they are.

[Deb]

The Democrats really need to let one of these opportunities for cheap political hits, to go by.

Attempting to defeat Bush by jumping on every float in the parade is making them look reallllllly stupid/petty/desperate/dishonest.

This Harkin thing didn't help Ann Richards and it ain't gonna help you!

[#3Fan]

This is just loaded with inuendo. These press liars are desparate for anything. 77% approval is driving them nuts.

[Quicksilver]

Ma Richardson done chewed all the meat off this bone in '94.

[CyberAnt]

This story has already surfaced and been debunked as nothing more than the usual dem smear. Goodbye!!!

[E=MC²]

``It's time this CEO, President Bush, took responsibility for his actions as a private businessman and as president of the United States,'' Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe said Wednesday. He said the Bush administration has ``given the green light to unscrupulous CEOs by helping to foster a business environment that says 'if it feels good, do it.'''

Uh...terry mcawfull...during whose administration did the current crop of corporate fraud and greed begin and expand and during whose administration did the current crop of corporate fraud and greed become exposed to the light of day???

[OldPossum]

Whenever you see something written by the Associated Press, your first instinct should be to watch for lies and distortions. This story is no different.

Note the sentence "The SEC took no action in the insider trading probe of Bush." The fact is that an SEC investigating team looked into the matter and found nothing illegal. But that doesn't conform to AP's prejudgment of Bush, so it has to be left out or distorted.