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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
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To: E. T. who wrote (213057)12/28/2001 7:29:15 AM
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The Wall Street Journal reports today that the Bush administration has rescinded rules aimed to keep buinesses that violate certain categories of federal law from getting government contracts. The nixed rules required government contracting agents to consider a company's history before awarding new contracts. Under the rules, contractors would have been required to certify in writing a three-year record of "satisfactory compliance" with federal laws and a "satisfactory record" of integrity and business ethics. No need for ethics or to operate within the law to get a government contract in the Bush administration.
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