wow any of us can read what went on
http://www.accountingweb.com/cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=98191
but check the 2nd to the last paragraph of the article[below]. I think it proves that all politicians are liars.
It [the article] claims that Arnold and his backers held a private meeting with Ken Lay of Enron infamy. Guess we Californians gotta really keep watch on the hen house
excerpt>
"And while much of the database merely satisfies the curious onlookers and provides moments of embarrassment for those who sent or received the messages, information of a more devastating nature lurks there as well. While running for governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger had to confront the public disclosure of a meeting he attended with former Enron president, Kenneth Lay. The incriminating message read: "Last May, Lay convened a meeting of mostly conservative Los Angeles notables in a bid to preserve deregulation in California and quash a nascent public-power movement. Among those in attendance were Arnold Schwarzenegger, former L.A. Mayor Richard Riordan (now the Republican front-runner for governor), and, yes, Riordan's old business buddy, Mike Milken."
http://www.accountingweb.com/cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=98191
but check the 2nd to the last paragraph of the article[below]. I think it proves that all politicians are liars.
It [the article] claims that Arnold and his backers held a private meeting with Ken Lay of Enron infamy. Guess we Californians gotta really keep watch on the hen house
excerpt>
"And while much of the database merely satisfies the curious onlookers and provides moments of embarrassment for those who sent or received the messages, information of a more devastating nature lurks there as well. While running for governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger had to confront the public disclosure of a meeting he attended with former Enron president, Kenneth Lay. The incriminating message read: "Last May, Lay convened a meeting of mostly conservative Los Angeles notables in a bid to preserve deregulation in California and quash a nascent public-power movement. Among those in attendance were Arnold Schwarzenegger, former L.A. Mayor Richard Riordan (now the Republican front-runner for governor), and, yes, Riordan's old business buddy, Mike Milken."
