Exxon Veteran Raymond the "Jack Abramoff" of Climate Concern

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In response to the news that the Bush Administration has tapped former ExxonMobil Lee Raymond to head up a panel to plot America’s energy future,  one critic said:  “It’s like putting Jack Abramoff in charge of fighting corruption.”

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