7/6/2006

3 Responses to “Ken Lay’s “Contributions””

1. yow! steve sturm’s over there too, justifying insider selling on the ground of no net investor losses. what a tool!

   assistant devil's advocate (fb20d8) — 7/6/2006 @ 7:25 pm

   
   

2. Wasn’t he living in a $5 million mansion while awaiting sentencing after he claimed he was down to his last $100,000?

   John Ekdahl (1fe18c) — 7/6/2006 @ 7:41 pm

   
   

3. Don’t speak ill of the dead:

   Trickle down, or spread around, one thing you can’t say about Enron’s cash is that it didn’t make the rounds.

   That Ken Lay was a heck of a guy and very friendly to folks in influential places, he paid the NY Time’s Paul Krugman $50,000 for serving on Enron’s advisory board.

   Mr Lay’s generosity also extended to the US Senate where 71% of members were beneficiaries of Enron’s beneficence.

   Say what you will about Ken Lay, but don’t say he didn’t know a thing or two about keeping his “options” open.

   Black Jack (d8da01) — 7/7/2006 @ 8:17 am