I don't think that Cheney was getting blow jobs from the CEO of Enron. I am certain that Cheney and Bush had not knowledge of the off-ledger financing that Enron was doing to prop up thier SEC reports. Other that the Senior Management making some very bad financial decisions, the business model that they had working for them was highly effective in the market. What you would be saying here is that if Bush and Cheney met with the head of Yahoo when it was at $250 a share and it is now at $2 that they were directly involved in the losses to the share value. Enron did in fact make large contributions, but to what end? Was there some direct result of policy that allowed them to function in the market when bankrupt? Did the government step in to bail out the company? I think that the SEC is the proper invetigative arm, due to the fraud that the management perpetrated, but that the CEO of energy companies met with Cheney, who was a recently retired Energy Services Company CEO.