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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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To: Neeka who wrote (57149)2/1/2009 8:38:17 PM
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Mr. Daschle, a South Dakota Democrat who lost his Senate seat in 2004, recently filed amended tax returns to report $128,203 in back taxes from 2005-07 and $11,964 in interest. The amended returns reflect additional income for consulting work, the use of a free car service provided to him by a prominent businessman and Democratic fund-raiser, Leo Hindery Jr., and misstated deductions for charitable contributions.

In a financial disclosure statement filed this month with the Office of Government Ethics, Mr. Daschle reported that he had received large amounts of income from InterMedia, a private equity firm founded by Mr. Hindery, including more than $2 million in consulting fees as well as $182,520 in the form of “company-provided transportation.”
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