As one of my readers noted, Al Gore's op-ed piece in the New York Times on Sunday referred to Bush administration ties with Enron a number of times. Gore was trying to hammer home what is sure to be an issue raised by Democrats over the next three years.

The problem is, Gore had better not be the one wielding the hammer or he's likely to have a lot of crushed fingers.

In an article on National Review Online, Christopher C. Horner provides every Gore opponent, Democrat and Republican, with a list of ties that the Clinton-Gore administration had with Enron. If it doesn't look good for Bush, it doesn't look good for Gore either. People in glass houses....