Backstage w/Supak: organic, progressive, environmentalist

Was Ken Lay really some sort of corporate Chauncey Gardiner, placidly floating along while the sharks circled? Not likely. After all, he created the company and hired many of the biggest sharks. As chairman, he either knew—or should have known—about many of Enron’s corporate shenanigans, its elaborate schemes to hide losses and debts and put on a misleadingly robust face.

Be sure to vote "7" for this story and "1" for any pro-bush stories at MSNBC.COM. Particularly good stories for tonight, during the Resident's state of the Union address, would be Cheney refusing to turn over the records of his meetings with Enron, Ken lay is uberwimp and made his wife go out on PR for him, and the Suicide of one of the Enron whistle blowers.