The Enron Scandal
Enron, which went bankrupt amid charges of document shredding, shady accounting, and executive greed, is the subject of a House hearing. What do you think?
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Whoever is responsible for this scandal should be a man and step forward for a very short sentence in a very posh jail.
Donna Clarke
Librarian -
Oh, to be a fly on the wall at that 463-hour hearing.
Chris Anderson
Mailroom Clerk -
This marks the end of an era of innocence for our nation's massive energy concerns.
Buddy Jessup
Landscaper -
Serves those employees right for buying into something as shady as a corporate 401(k) plan.
Frederick Voss
Lawyer -
It's bad, but it's not worth killing yourself over. Unless you're a former senior executive with inside knowledge of the company's crimes, that is.
Robert Rossum
Systems Analyst -
The government is going to take a half-hearted stab at bringing those responsible to justice, right? Good.
Melinda Grazen
Teacher
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