Caption: Lay lady Lay

[emad]

[Submariner]

1. "He's gotsa perty mouth"

Hey Bubba, your girlfriend who took your momma's 401-k just arrived!

[underpants]

2. Damn those hands are going to get in W's way

:brownnose:

[bo44]

3. Ken Lay on his way to autograph badges at the local freeper county jail.

:wtf:

[skip fox]

4. After a heaping bowl of Tastie Snake-Cakes Coco-Bears, W. has fallen

asleep in the Oval Office and is dreaming: "Oh shit, not Kenny Boy! . . . But wait . . . he's saying something . . . gotta listen hard . . . : 'Tell the prosecutor I'm ready to spill. . . . Tear Numbnuts a new one . . . Boy have I got the goods on him . . . Call Michael Moore' . . . (long pause). . . YIKES!!!!!!"

[peekaloo]

5. I can beat this rap with both hands tied behind my back.

Just ask George, he'll answer every question you ask him about Enron and me!

[TX-RAT]

6. Damn you

I used to love that song.

[skip fox]

7. Come on, DU, how 'bout a little CAPTION after lunch!

It will aid the digestion. I promise.

:toast:

[cosmicdot]

8. Linda Lay: pick up the perp walk, I gotta open up my thrift shop

Oh, the memories ...

Lay's relationship with the Bush family dates back to when the president's father was the only Bush in national politics.


Lay was co-chairman of former President Bush's 1990 economic summit for industrialized nations, which was held in Houston.


Lay and his wife, Linda, dined on hickory grilled veal medallions and Texas peaches and cream with summit attendees who included British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and French President Francois Mitterrand.


Lay also was co-chairman of the host committee for the Republican National Convention when it was held in Houston in 1992. George W. Bush played an active role in his father's unsuccessful campaign for a second term that year.


The businessman had Democratic connections as well, serving Democratic Gov. Ann Richards as leader of her business council. He gave money to her campaign and Bush's in 1994, and when Bush defeated her that year, the new governor kept Lay on the business council.


As Lay was donating money to Bush's 1994 and 1998 governor's campaigns, he also was lobbying legislators to deregulate the electric industry, an area into which Enron was expanding.

http://enronbush.blogspot.com/2003_05_25_enronbush_archive.html