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The Bush administration has been warned
to not destroy any records related to their dealings with Enron.
If they have less to loose by shredding, I'm sure that they will
shred anyway.
According to the VP, the administration can't disclose their conversations
with Enron officials, because that would lead other businessmen
to be afraid to talk candidly to the office of the president. So?
What idiot would expect that his conversation with the office of
the president would be confidential. That's silly, and for the VP
to advance such a silly idea is baffling to me, because when I voted
for him, I thought that he was a man of integrity. To my knowledge,
there is no vice president - client privilege in America.
Let's be for real. Whatever is said in a meeting with the administration
should go on the public record, unless it is a matter of national
security. This is congress that want's to see the records, and congressmen,
I believe have certain security clearances.
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