“When people spend large sums trying to convince you of how wonderful they are, without then trying to sell you something, you ought to suspect that they are up to no good. And in the past, A.D.M. — one of the nation’s biggest political contributors — was up to quite a lot of no good: price-fixing, influence-buying, you name it.” – Paul “Enron” Krugman, New York Times, June 25, 2000.
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