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DC's Income Tax Deadbeats

No wonder many of these people exhibit no compunction about raising everyone else's taxes:
Capitol Hill employees owed $9.3 million in overdue taxes at the end of last year, a sliver of the $1 billion owed by federal workers nationwide but one with potential political ramifications for members of Congress.
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Meanwhile, over at the White House:
41 employees at the Executive Office of the President owed $831,000 altogether - about the same amount as during the last year of George W. Bush's administration.
Does that figure include Tim Geithner, or has he finally caught up on his taxes? Last but not least, the kicker:
Along with the Capitol Hill totals, it shows that three employees at the Office of Government Ethics owed a combined $75,000.
Time to clean house.

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