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Reader comment on item: What Riyadh Buys [in Washington]

Submitted by Becky McClain (United States), Dec 12, 2002 at 15:59

Americans on the take? IMAGINE THAT!!! Money as we all know is much more important than the welfare of the American people! What we need is a good house(white) cleaning. If Mr. Bush is serious about terrorism, he better get serious about the Saudis and their blood-stained money with which they line the pockets of our politicians. But I'm sure it will be business as usual with these "allies" and much to our detriment, I'm afraid.

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