Saturday, January 09, 2016 12:21:03 PM
As for Enron, Jeffry Skilling stepped down but continued to defend his actions and was extremely outspoken about the appropriateness his actions and critical of other Enron employees that he claimed threw him under the bus as a scapegoat. Kenneth Lay did not depart prematurely and defended his actions right up to the bitter end of prosecution. While many other Enron bigwigs plead guilty to charges, both Skilling and Lay plead not guilty and fought to establish their innocence.
If what the government did to Fannie boards and executives was so inappropriate and unfounded, I can't believe there wasn't at least ONE of them with the guts and self-pride to stand up and confront Paulson.
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