I respectfully disagree, Toad. I don't believe it is the government's responsibility to police the investments of private citizens. I agree that it appears that Arthur Anderson failed to do it's job but as to the SEC, I assume they saw the same figures, the same reports that the investors saw.

If the Bush administration HAD have done something to help Enron, you folks would be screaming to high heaven because Bush helped his friend, Ken Lay, out.

Bush can't win with you folks anyway, so what's the point?

I suppose it provides some therapy, though, to be able to kick him around even though their appears to be no wrong-doing.

DougR