Sirota unleashed.(Correspondence)(Letter to the Editor)
American Prospect, The, February, 2005 by Rechtschaffen, Joyce A.
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IN AN ARTICLE HIGHLY critical of centrist Democrats ["The Democrats' Da Vinci Code," January 2005], writer David Sirota manages in a single paragraph to question the ethics, leadership, and loyalty to Democratic Party ideals of Senator Joseph Lieberman by claiming that Lieberman refused to "aggressively" investigate the Enron scandal as chairman of the Governmental Affairs Committee in 2001-02.
But Sirota never documents his assertion, probably because it's false. Some facts:
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On January 2, 2002, just weeks after Enron's collapse, then-Chairman ...
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