Guilty Money
Given that VECO Corp. has admitted that it bribed Republican politicians in Alaska, should other Republican politicians, including President Bush, untaint themselves by returning the campaign contributions that they accepted from VECO?
Since 1990, Anchorage-based VECO, its employees and their family members gave the state and national Republican parties, GOP congressional candidates and Bush slightly more than $1 million, according to an analysis by watchdog Center for Responsive Politics.
One of the VECO executives who entered a guilty plea to bribery, CEO Bill Allen, was the state financial co-chairman of Bush's 2000 campaign. Heckuva job there, Billy.
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