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...Bush team had quietly performed a host of political sacraments for the Texas company before it began to go bust, and vice versa: there was the $1.76 million in contributions that Enron executives sent to the G.O.P. during the 2000 campaign; there was the energy policy Vice President Dick Cheney drafted in 2001 after meetings with Enron officials, portions of which seem to have sprung directly from Enron's wish list; there were ex-Enron chiefs and consultants salted around the Bush Administration, from the Army Secretary Thomas White to the U.S. Trade Representative Robert Zoellick. And last summer Bush...
...Like teenagers trying to see how far they can get on a stolen credit card, Democrats then moved on to energy policy. House minority leader Dick Gephardt, gearing up for a presidential campaign, proposed a new "Apollo project" to make the U.S. energy-self-sufficient by 2010. Last week another White House hopeful, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, gave a similar speech, calling for Americans to produce 20% of electricity from renewable sources by 2020. Both proposals are designed to force the White House to side with energy producers and against average Americans. The White House said it is sticking...
...Bush Hold a Lead? ? Dick Morris wonders if the President has something in common with the New York Jets...
Like most things in life, [it happened] quite by accident. I went to the theater one evening with a fellow about my own age, Dick Maney, who was a press agent. During the performance, I was just nervously [sketching] on the program. I was always drawing. Dick looked at it and said, "Hey, that's a good drawing. Why don't you put it on a clean piece of paper, and I'll take it around to the papers and see if I can place...
...portable E.R. in the chest" is how Dick Cheney's doctor described the device he installed--along with a pacemaker, to keep the Veep's heart beating regularly--last July. Cheney, who suffered his fourth heart attack last year, may have to wear the business card-size device for the rest of his life. But should his heart ever act up again, the thing will automatically deliver a small jolt of electricity (enough to light a 30-watt bulb for 1 sec.) and snap it back into line...