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Enron? Nader Is Glad You Asked
Nichols, John | February 25, 2002 issue

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Ralph Nader, who is a Presidential candidate for the 2004 elections in the United States, would be delighted to discuss the scandal involving multibusiness company Enron Corp. According to Nader, Enron is their engine for reform and is the supermarket of corporate crime. It has embarrassed the business community and has raised questions about accounting practices. Investor confidence is severely shaken. The investment bankers are quaking. Enron's collapse has renewed Nader. People know what the Enron scandal means. The Democrats are capable of addressing massive corporate crimes effectively. If Democrats cannot, then, how could anyone make a case that they should be given deference at the ballot box.

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NADER, Ralph; PRESIDENTIAL candidates; ENRON Corp.; SCANDALS; DEMOCRATIC Party (U.S.); POLITICAL parties; UNITED States
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