We would have loved to have overheard the conversation at the corner table at the Cosmos Club today where former Smithsonian head Larry Small, who left the post last month under a cloud of scandal, was lunching with Frank Raines, who took "early retirement" as Fannie Mae's CEO amid a cloud of scandal.
What Were They Talking About?
We would have loved to have overheard the conversation at the corner table at the Cosmos Club today where former Smithsonian head Larry Small, who left the post last month under a cloud of scandal, was lunching with Frank Raines, who took "early retirement" as Fannie Mae's CEO amid a cloud of scandal.
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