Show Me, Don't Tell Me


Here we go with the Times again. Seriously, where in the world does this assertion come from:

To Christopher Cox, the Republican chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the need for action was obvious in the spring of 2006.

I mean, come on! Cox is one of the worst offenders in this whole deal and now the Times is writing that as early as 2006 he saw it coming? Cox, or his surrogates, might be saying it, but that doesn't make it true. And what's worse is the Times doesn't even give a quote for this, nothing to support it at all. It's just a bald assertion, another repetition of the party line.

Good grief.


Sean Paul Kelley December 14, 2008 - 3:13am

...the whole Bernie Madoff affair? The whole mess reeks to High Heaven! And, if reports are true (Wall St. Journal) there were people who sounded the alarm on Madoff as early as 1999.

I submit that Cox could play the role of Sgt. Schultz in any remake of "Hogan's Heroes" - "I know nuthin"! And, of course, the choice role of Stalig 17 Commander - "Col. Klink" is a role Made in Heaven for our very own Treasury Sect. Henry Paulson!

jbaspen December 14, 2008 - 2:34pm

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