Reply #3: It's pretty telling. [View All]

It got e-mailed to me in it's entireity. All the Bush scandals.Intel Inside ... The White House The scandal: In early 2001, chief White House political strategist Karl Rove held meetings with numerous companies while maintaining six-figure holdings of their stock -- including Intel, whose executives were seeking government approval of a merger. "Washington hadn't seen a clearer example of a conflict of interest in years," wrote Paul Glastris in the Washington Monthly. The problem: The Code of Federal Regulations says government employees should not participate in matters in which they have a personal financial interest. The outcome: Then White House counsel Alberto Gonzales, spurning precedent, did not refer the case to the Justice Department.