Union representatives say that James Baker may be out of his league in trying to fix what's wrong at accident-prone petroleum giant BP.
Union officials told the Galveston County Daily News that they're skeptical that the former Secretary of State and Treasury leader will lead an aggressive panel investigation of the gas refiner, in spite of what he's said publicly.
Baker was quoted last week saying that he only accepted the assignment after telling BP's top management that his panel would "let the chips fall where they may" as they examined the corporate culture across BP -- even its opera...
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