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"Texas firm with no-bid deal gave to Rendell"

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"Texas firm with no-bid deal gave to Rendell": The Philadelphia Inquirer today contains a front page article that begins, "Around the time that his law firm was negotiating a potentially lucrative contract with the Rendell administration, a prominent Texas lawyer contributed heavily to the governor's 2006 reelection bid. F. Kenneth Bailey's firm, Bailey, Perrin, Bailey of Houston, eventually landed a no-bid contract to represent the administration in a continuing case against a pharmaceutical company. That contract is now at the center of a legal fight involving allegations of pay-to-play politics."

Full post as published by How Appealing on April 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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