AlterNet / By Stephen Pizzo
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The Daily Enron

The Daily Enron
July 2, 2002  |  
 
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Following the Money
Old Advice for Wary Reporters

Where you find large sums of money being handed out you will always find politicians waving "For Sale by Owner" signs. Follow the money. It was good advice during Watergate, it was again during the S&L scandals and it's true now during this current round of corporate scandals. So, where are the bloodhounds of the DC press corps that tracked every nickle and hug during the Clinton years? » Read more at the DailyEnron.com

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