Below
is a list of articles by title detailing past
business dealings attributed to Bush. The newest
ones are added at the bottom. If you have a
good article about Bush that you feel fits the
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The
Company Presidency; Enron and the Bush family have
boosted each other up the ladder of success. But
have their ties created a Teapot Dome?, by Kevin
Phillips
Feb
10, 2002
edition of the LA Times, |
Bush
family's dirty little secret: President's
oil companies funded by Bin Laden family and wealthy
Saudis who financed Osama bin Laden,
By Rick Wiles
September 2001, American Freedom News |
Group
Therapy:
Bush, Bin Laden, Bechtel, and Baghdad,
by Chris Floyd
May 12, 2003 , Appearing in Counterpunch
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DEPT.
OF CONNECTIONS
THE CONTRACTORS
By
Jane Meyer
Issue
of 2003-05-05
of The New Yorker |
Bush
Violated Security Laws Four Times, SEC Report Says
By
Knut Royce
July
8, 2003
, Investigative
report from the Center for Public Integrity |
Right
on the Money: The George W. Bush Profile, Part
One, Part Two,
and Part Three
July 8, 2003, From the Buying of the President
2000 by the Center for Public Integrity
Very long and detailed article describing how George
Bush got his start and made money. |
Bush
Family Values, by
Stephen Pizzo
Sept/October
1992, Mother
Jones
This is a very long article detailing not only the
prior business dealings of George but of brothers
Jeb and Neil too. Yes, the whole darn family is
one corrupt bunch. |
Bush
Sold Stock After Lawyers' Warning,
by Peter Behr, Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, November 1, 2002; Page A04, Washington Post
(washingtonpost.com)
"A
week before George W. Bush's 1990 sale of stock
in Harken Energy Co., the firm's outside lawyers
cautioned Bush and other directors against selling
shares if they had significant negative information
about the company's prospects.The
sale came a few months before Harken reported significant
losses, leading to an investigation by the Securities
and Exchange Commission." |
How
George W. Bush Scored Big
With the Texas Rangers , by
Charles Lewis and the Center for Public Integrity
"When George W. Bush first embarked on a deal
to buy the Texas Rangers professional baseball team
in 1988, he already had his eye on the governor's
mansion in Austin. But he knew that to have a shot
at winning, he would need better credentials than
a string of unsuccessful oil companies and a failed
bid for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives."
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Clear
Channels Connections to Bush
March
20, 2003, found on Take Back the Media
From the New York Press and Atrios
"Whether or not the close ties between the
radio behemoth Clear Channel and the president have
anything to do with their rallying support for his
policies is unclear. If it were a small company
it would not much matter. But Clear Channel is a
media giant, dominating the radio and promotion
industries." |
Succeeding
in Business, by
Paul Krugman
July 7, 2002, New York Times
"But the administration hopes that a narrow
focus on the reporting lapses will divert attention
from the larger point: Mr. Bush profited personally
from aggressive accounting identical to the recent
scams that have shocked the nation."
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