Pockets of Influence in Washington

What do shoplifters and members of Congress have in common? Tailor-made clothing.


Like a shoplifter's long coat, the suits of many lawmakers come with an astonishing array of inside pockets that hold surprising volumes of loot. We already know about various conduits that politicians have crafted to funnel cash into their election campaigns, but USA Today recently reported that our congressional stalwarts have also created a series of less-obvious pockets for stashing special-interest influence money.


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Published on June 17, 2009 00:00
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