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Carol D. Leonnig is an American investigative journalist and a prominent Washington Post Staff Writer.

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Seven members of House defense subcommittee scrutinized by ethics investigators

The investigations by two separate ethics offices include an examination of the powerful subcommittee chairman, John P. Murtha (D-Pa.), as well as others who helped steer federal funds to clients of the PMA Group. The lawmakers received campaign ...

From CAROL D. LEONNIG, The Washington Post,  29 Oct 2009
Related Topics: Washington Post Company,  Bill Young,  Office of Congressional Ethics,  John P. Murtha,  Federal Bureau of Investigation

Seven House lawmakers scrutinized by ethics investigators

investigation by the Justice Department. A year ago, the FBI raided PMA's offices and carted away boxes of records dealing with its political donations and the firm's efforts to win earmarks for their clients. WASHINGTON — Nearly half the members of a ...

From CAROL D. LEONNIG WASHINGTON POST, The San Jose Mercury News,  29 Oct 2009
Related Topics: Washington Post Company,  Office of Congressional Ethics,  Federal Bureau of Investigation,  Bill Young,  Peter Visclosky

Palin a 'Formidable Force,' McCain Says

Last year's Republican nominee for president predicted that Sarah Palin will remain a "formidable force" in the GOP, despite criticisms that his vice presidential choice lacked the substance and policy knowledge needed for national office. Sen. ...

From CAROL D. LEONNIG, The Washington Post,  12 Oct 2009
Related Topics: U.S. Republican Party,  John McCain,  Sarah Palin,  Steve Schmidt,  George W. Bush

Ex-Staffers Winning Defense Panel Pork, Study Finds

In the coming year's military spending bill, members of a House panel continue to steer lucrative defense contracts to companies represented by their former staffers, who in turn steer generous campaign donations to those lawmakers, a new analysis has ...

From CAROL D. LEONNIG, The Washington Post,  8 Oct 2009
Related Topics: U.S. Senate,  John P. Murtha

Some Criticize SEIU for Its ACORN Connections

A rapidly growing union that represents nurses, janitors and other low-wage workers is coming under fire from conservatives because of its long-standing financial and leadership ties to ACORN, a liberal organizing group recently embarrassed by videos ...

From CAROL D. LEONNIG, The Washington Post,  6 Oct 2009
Related Topics: ACORN,  U.S. Republican Party,  Andy Stern,  Census Bureau,  Peter Roskam

ACORN funded political, for-profit efforts, data shows

longtime director Wade Rathke was pushed to resign over his role in concealing from the full board his brother's embezzlement of ACORN money. Lewis said she has shut down dozens of affiliates. WASHINGTON — Documents released by a Senate Republican on ...

From CAROL D. LEONNIG WASHINGTON POST, The San Jose Mercury News,  24 Sep 2009
Related Topics: ACORN,  Wade Rathke,  U.S. Republican Party,  Internal Revenue Service

Senator Decries ACORN 'Shell Game' With Its Finances

ACORN's community organizing groups, now in trouble after some embarrassing undercover videos were taken in their offices, used more than half of their charitable and public funds in 2006 to pay other ACORN affiliates, according to an analysis by the ...

From CAROL D. LEONNIG, The Washington Post,  24 Sep 2009
Related Topics: ACORN,  Wade Rathke,  Charles E. Grassley,  Internal Revenue Service,  Jack Abramoff

ACORN Founder Calls Conservative Attacks 'Complete Fabrication'

In an exclusive interview with The Washington Post, founder Wade Rathke said conservative claims that ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, is a "criminal enterprise" that misuses federal and donor funds for political ends -- ...

From CAROL D. LEONNIG, The Washington Post,  23 Sep 2009
Related Topics: ACORN,  Barack Obama,  U.S. Republican Party,  U.S. Congress,  Darrell Issa

Struggling Murtha Institute Exemplifies Congressman's Sway

INDIANA, Pa. -- The buzzer is broken at the John P. Murtha Institute for Homeland Security, and a paper note invites visitors, "Please knock." On a summer afternoon, a lone intern answers the door of the mostly empty basement offices that over ...

From CAROL D. LEONNIG, The Washington Post,  21 Sep 2009
Related Topics: John P. Murtha

A $1,300 Mission to Fell ACORN

The proposition was outrageous, outlandish, and right up James E. O'Keefe III's alley. Hannah Giles was on the phone from the District, and she was asking him to dress like her pimp, walk into the offices of the ACORN community activist group, openly ...

From DARRYL FEARS AND CAROL D. LEONNIG, The Washington Post,  18 Sep 2009
Related Topics: U.S. Republican Party,  White House,  U.S. Congress,  Barack Obama,  Robert Gibbs

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