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June 10, 2006

Will Bush Pardon Lay?

Filed under: Ethics in Government, Business Ethics, Uncategorized — Shel Horowitz, Ethical Marketing Expert @ 8:37 pm

Speculation about this on the SF Chronicle blog–from a commentator who thinks the Bush administration has done a good job on corporate crime (a premise with which I strongly disagree)–but his lawyer friends who actively cover the trial think it’s a real possibility.

It wouldn’t shock me–I don’t think he’s been that concerned about his legacy, as the rampant cronyism that’s been all over his administration demonstrates.

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Shel Horowitz is the award-winning author of Principled Profit: Marketing That Puts People First and five other books, and the creator of the Business Ethics Pledge to make crooked business as unthinkable in the future as slavery is today.

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