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Robert L. Borosage: Bank Shot: The President Shafts
Enron's Victims
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Wall Street's investment banks just got another step
closer to making defrauding investors an accepted line
of business. And Enron's employees who lost their pensions
and the small investors who got fleeced in the Enron
frauds just got shafted again -- this time at the urging
of President George W. Bush.
Wall Street's most powerful investment banks and
their friends in high places lobbied the U.S. Solicitor
General Paul Clement to reject the recommendation of
the Securities and Exchange Commission that the Justice
Department support defrauded investors in their appeal
to the Supreme Court.
The case before the Supreme Court is called Stoneridge
v Scientific-Atlanta, but the Court decision will directly
impact the millions of victims of Enron's collapse
-- and say much about the honesty of U.S. markets.
Read more:
http://echo4.bluehornet.com/ct/ct.php?t=1621606&c=1513424325&m=m&type=3&h=CF2E361479537C83D601872EA4049562
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Robert L. Borosage: Bank Shot: The President Shafts
Enron's Victims
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Wall Street's investment banks just got another step
closer to making defrauding investors an accepted line
of business. And Enron's employees who lost their pensions
and the small investors who got fleeced in the Enron
frauds just got shafted again -- this time at the urging
of President George W. Bush.
Wall Street's most powerful investment banks and
their friends in high places lobbied the U.S. Solicitor
General Paul Clement to reject the recommendation of
the Securities and Exchange Commission that the Justice
Department support defrauded investors in their appeal
to the Supreme Court.
The case before the Supreme Court is called Stoneridge
v Scientific-Atlanta, but the Court decision will directly
impact the millions of victims of Enron's collapse
-- and say much about the honesty of U.S. markets.
http://echo4.bluehornet.com/ct/ct.php?t=1621606&c=1513424325&m=m&type=3&h=CF2E361479537C83D601872EA4049562
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ON THE BLOG TODAY
+-------------------------------------------------------------+
Chris Kelly: Make Your Own Bush Speech
Rick Jacobs: Immigration: Getting Personal Before
Political
Marty Kaplan: Watch Mr. Wizard
Scott Paul: Attention All Candidates: On Trade, Ignore
the Editorials, Just Keep Listening to the People
Forward to a friend:
http://echo4.bluehornet.com/forwardthis/ft.php?mID=1013362&em=jerrypippin@sbcglobal.net&ch=3249c625f1e7cc6c821d103c7a1fa8
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