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But it took them almost no time to get around tighter laws by creating slush funds, paid for by lobbyists, that buy them the same perks. The Globe points out that the super-lobbyist's Russian clients slopped huge sums of money into the "US Family Network," a nonprofit established by Abramoff supposedly to raise money for Evangelical Christian charities--but that actually was used as a slush fund for Abramoff and his cronies. Expect the multibillion-dollar slush fund they finance to continue long after every American has a cell phone, broadband, and a cybernetic satellite uplink. |
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