Talk:Richard M. Scrushy

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[edit] Neutrality - early life

The section about serving wine & cheese in the trailer park is not what I would call neutral. It's playing on a stereotype of what people living in trailer parks are like and what they should or shouldn't serve to their guests. Mooveeguy 19:03, 30 June 2006 (UTC)

The company didn't have rapid growth due to bad accounting, it was actually a very solid company, and experienced true growth. Then, desires such as being the first company to operate hospitals in all fifty states, the company was driven into the red; which is when the bad accounting began. It's a perfectly good company, and very well developed, I don't think its entire existance should be credited as a product of poor accounting. We also need to add the SEC trial, and him being indicted on bribery and conspiracy to give healthsouth control of a state hospital board. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 68.62.194.58 (talk • contribs).