Yes, there's an Arkansas angle in the SEC civil complaint alleging securities fraud against Texas billionaires Samuel and Charles Wyly. Also named is Dallas stockbroker Louis Schaufele III, a Little Rock native.
Schaufele and the Wylys turned up in earlier reporting about the implosion of the Stanford Group, where Schaufele once worked. Schaufele was a key figure several years ago in congressional investigations of off-shore tax havens. The website of the Episcopal Foundation of Dallas lists him as treasurer and vice president of the board.
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I thought SEC was Hogs football but this is about some boring ass crap and it is too hot to worry with rich people scamming other rich people.
Me too, I thought we had a good SouthEasternConference football scandal blog going on, but Max doesn't realize peeps would rather talk about the SEC football conference than some more rich guy republicans in a scandal.
Episcopal Foundation of Dallas?
Wasn't Karl Rove active in that Foundation before becoming the "architect?"
Which of the Wylys Brothers is pumping significant monies into the Ark R Congressional campaigns?
The bankrupt rodeo clown over in Cong Dist 1 got some it didn't he?
Here's a clue, Orville:
http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb2008…
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