Randy wrote: > I can pretty much guarantee you that, should this become a > big national issue
Why should it? Reports are that Bush was already investigated twice like 12 years ago over this and they found no wrongdoing. Just more shite from those who are trying desperately to get something on him. If he's really guilty of something, by all means bring it to light but this constant "scandal" of the week shite is getting so dumb and old that it's going to be like crying wolf after awhile and nobody is going to listen anymore. I'm sure a large majority of the U.S. has also benefited from the "aggressive accounting" in their work retirement plans. Now some will also perhaps pay for it a bit. I had a few people knowledgeable in economics tell me 6 years ago that this big "prosperous" economy of the '90s was all a big inflated bubble that would soon burst. Kept me away from investing in a lot of things people were going for then and who subsequently got burned. I'm glad Bush has called for more stringent penalties against those who unethically mess with the numbers. Geez, CPAs were always suppose to be the final word and held to the highest of ethical standards. It's dismal that some strayed so far from their primary responsibility (and took down many innocent and ethical co-workers' livelihood in the process). Kakki
