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: Voir DireThe Emoluments Clause
By abwhitford
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Al Kamen in today’s “In the Loop”:
Even if the problems involving Bill Clinton’s finances can be resolved, there’s another potential issue for his wife’s nomination. It’s called the Constitution of the United States, specifically Article I, Section 6, also known as the emoluments clause. (”Emoluments” means things like salaries.)
It says that no member of Congress, [...]Full post as published by Voir Dire on November 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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