The question is:  How to use it?  Let's see what we find when we type in "Abramoff" - was he mentioned within Enron's emails?

Ah - yes, he certainly was:

> From: ralph@censtrat.com
To: rshapiro@enron.com
Cc:
Bcc:
Date: 19 Dec 2000 15:19 PST
Subject: abramoff

Rick, good to see you today. excited about the
prospects of the new office, kitchen cabinet/advisory team, etc.

as we discussed, jack abramoff is joining barry richards' law firm,Greenberg Traurig, on january 1. richards was just named lawyer of the year by the American lawyer while abramoff is arguably the most influential and effective gop lobbyist in congress. i share several clients with him and have yet to see him lose a battle. he also is very close to Delay and could
help enormously on that front. raised $ for bush.
until december 31 he can be reached at 202-661-3851. he assistant is Susan Ralston.

That's Rick Shapiro he is talking to. Susan's phone number would have been easy to give out - Reed was best bud's with Rove and Susan was Rove's assistant before going to work for Abramoff.  

Other interesting connections are there for the searching, here are some suggested ones:

Ed Buckham, Alexander Strategy Group (ASG), Delay, Abramoff, Joe Hillings (he was campaigning to start an Ambassadorship right after his Enron retirement), Richard Shapiro - he was in charge of lobbying in Washington for Enron, ARMPAC, TRMPAC.  How about Linda Robertson of Enron, she was hired as a lobbyist also.

It is very simple to search on any of these terms.  Just go to the database link above, pull down "full text" and select it, type in the name or names you are looking for and click SEARCH.

Voila!  Clickable, readable information.

Another search might find this:

From:
2b9e4c22@censtrat.com
To: mpalmer@enron.com, rshapiro@enron.com
Subject: FW: FYI...
Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2001 11:20:00 -0700 (PDT)

assume you saw this. there's more of this coming from the Senate side soon
and we will need a strategy.

 from today's Congress Daily...

ENERGY
 Dems Ask Burton To Investigate Cheney's Energy Task Force
 House Government Reform Committee Democrats Tuesday wrote
 Government Reform Chairman Burton to urge him to look into Vice
 President Cheney's energy task force, which met privately with
 major Republican donors in formulating the Bush administration's
 energy policy, the Associated Press reported. Government Reform
 ranking member Henry Waxman, D-Calif., asked Burton to conduct a
 hearing on what took place at the Cheney group's secret meetings
 and the identities of all participants. "The Cheney task force
 has conducted its meetings in private, and reportedly has
 obtained input from private citizens and groups, including
 political contributors," Waxman wrote in the letter. The AP
 reported last month that GOP contributors - including executives
 from power wholesaler Enron and the Edison Electric Institute,
 the utility industry lobbying group - had met with Cheney to
 discuss energy policy. A committee spokesman said the Republican
 staff has not had a chance to discuss the letter with Burton.

This is just a readable database illustrating the contents of Bush's vacuum cleaner bag.  And it sucks.

You might want to take a shower after perusing the files.  Pull the curtains and double check the doors first, you never know who is watching.