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Salon asks: Why stop at 25?

Submitted by crew on 8 February 2007 - 3:59pm. Bush Administration Corruption Criminals & Scoundrels

Over in the War Room at Salon, Tim Grieve took a look at CREW's new report on the most corrupt officials in the Bush Administration. The headline: Why stop at 25?

The CREW report covers everything from "sexual misconduct to theft to immigration fraud" and runs, alphabetically speaking, from Claude "Caught Stealing From Target" Allen to Kenneth "Ran a Horse Racing-Business From His Government Office" Tomlinson.

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