Tax Scofflaws
More than 3,000 federal tax crimes were referred for prosecution in 2010, and a few of them happened have an elected official as the defendant. With Tax Day coming up, The Daily Beast scours the records to find whether Democrats or Republicans have the worse tax problem.
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#1, Nicholas Mavroules
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#2, Bolley “Bo” Johnson
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#3, Bill Campbell
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#4, James Traficant
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#5, Walter R. Tucker III
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#6, Jerry Fowler
#7, Vince Fumo
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#8, John Rowland
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#9, Catalina Villalpando
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#10, Emmanuel Onunwor
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#11, Jack Abramoff
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#12, Randy “Duke” Cunningham
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#13, William McCuen
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#14, Lawrence J. Smith
Karl Schumacher
#15, Charles Walker
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#16, Charles F. Flaherty
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#17, Charles Rangel
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#18, Ken Jenne
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#19, Vincent Leibell
#20, F. Joseph Loeper
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#21, Frank J. Gigliotti
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#22, J.B. “Jet” Banks
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#23, Gary Miller
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#24, Pedro Espada, Jr.
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