Sen. Corzine and Goldman Sachs

Washington Times ^ | Thursday, July 18, 2002 | House Editorial

[JohnHuang2]

For a freshman senator who spent more than $60 million of his own money to capture 50.1 percent of the vote in his 2000 election, New Jersey Democrat Jon Corzine arrived on Capitol Hill with an overabundant supply of chutzpah. Evidently due to his experience as co-chairman and CEO of the Wall Street investment bank Goldman Sachs from 1994 to 1999, Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle was only too happy to enlist Mr. Corzine's services as designated inquisitor-in-chief immediately after Enron imploded last December.

[n-tres-ted]

I notice that the venerable (LOL) New York Times still has not found the Corzine/Goldman Sachs stock manipulation scandal, even though it came down in its own home town and has now been exposed by an out of town reporter. Any chance McCain's call for Pitt's resignation from the SEC was intended to intimidate Pitt so as to persuade that the SEC should leave Corzine alone?

[LandofLincoln]

YES

[LandofLincoln]

Abbey Joseph Cohen is still call ENRON a hold. She has yet to call for a single SELL in a market that all but eroded away. They are the biggest perpetrators.

[LandofLincoln]

Abbey Joseph Cohen is still call ENRON a hold. She has yet to call for a single SELL in a market that all but eroded away. They are the biggest perpetrators.

[n-tres-ted]

This Goldman Sachs/Corzine/Rubin/Enron/etc., etc., story is very significant, bigger than Enron, or WorldCom; maybe too big for the big media to let the cat out of the bag.

[SpinyNorman]

At least Harvey Pitt is decent and honest enough to recuse himself when there is an obvious conflict with his past and present jobs. Corzine has no such scruples, or any, that I can see.

[alrea]

limousine liberals like Corzine, Daschle, Dodd, Kennedy, Clinton, etc. are TRUE public servants, sacrificing their very lives for the downtrodden, the poor....the CHILDREN!

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