The New York Times members of the Bush administration who may have been to cozy with the oil companies.
By EDMUND L. ANDREWS
Published: December 30, 2006
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29 — The Justice Department is investigating whether the director of a multibillion-dollar oil-trading program at the Interior Department has been paid as a consultant for oil companies hoping for contracts.
The director of the program and three subordinates, all based in Denver, have been transferred to different jobs and have been ordered to cease all contacts with the oil industry until the investigation is completed some time next spring, according to officials involved. More @ NYT
As if this would be a surprise to anyone? These politicians did the favors for big oil so now they are off to work for big oil! Who would have ever guessed it?
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