National Journal – by Shane Goldmacher
Members of Congress and their aides took more free trips around the world in 2013 than in any year since new restrictions were put in place after the Jack Abramoff influence-peddling scandal.
The website LegiStorm, which compiles congressional travel records, said Monday that lawmakers and their staffs took a combined 1,887 free trips last year for a total cost of almost $6 million. Continue reading “Congress Took More Free Trips in 2013 Than in Any Year Since the Abramoff Reforms”

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