Bush Admin taking bids for post-war cleanup

obie · Mar 21, 2003

$900 million in contracts to be doled out in the next couple of weeks. Naturally, Cheney's former employer Halliburton is a bidder.

http://www.msnbc.com/news/888730.asp?0cv=CB20

The Center for Responsive Politics said the five construction companies on the shortlist for the initial rebuilding contract donated $2.8 million during the last two election cycles.
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Matrim55 · Mar 21, 2003

There's a Dominican couple that does a bang-up job of cleaning the kitchen at my office every night. I wonder if they can get in on it?

SoFla Metro · Mar 21, 2003

Originally posted by obie
$900 million in contracts to be doled out in the next couple of weeks. Naturally, Cheney's former employer Halliburton is a bidder.

http://www.msnbc.com/news/888730.asp?0cv=CB20
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At least it isn't about oil.

obie · Mar 21, 2003

Re: Re: Bush Admin taking bids for post-war cleanup

Originally posted by SoFla Metro
At least it isn't about oil.
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Actually, what these contractors really want is to be on the ground when the oil exploration contracts are awarded. So yeah, it kinda sorta is about oil...

The Wanderer · Mar 22, 2003

Re: Re: Re: Bush Admin taking bids for post-war cleanup

Originally posted by obie
Actually, what these contractors really want is to be on the ground when the oil exploration contracts are awarded. So yeah, it kinda sorta is about oil...
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So now all of the sudden France is interested again, right? Pot, kettle, black, I'll let you figure it out.