American Samizdat

Thursday, January 24, 2002. *
In Personal Anecdote, Some See New Distance Where Others See New Strategy: '...(P)eople close to Mr. Bush said his mother-in-law, Jenna Welch, served as a convenient device for him to distance himself from the Enron debacle and to appear more empathetic to its investors and employees than to the wealthy business executives who escaped the Enron collapse with flush bank accounts." NY Times And: Why Bush deserves his share of the 9/11 blame -- Aaron Marr Page: "Did Bush, at a key moment, dismantle the Clinton administration's increasingly effective anti-Al Qaeda apparatus (which, though hardly flawless, was far better than nothing)?" The American Prospect
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