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Madeleine Dean

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Former Managing Editor @WindowsReport
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Trump’s Corrupt Pardons May Well Be the Most Corrupt Thing About Him

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By Madeleine Dean, Norman Ornstein
| Yahoo
Joseph Schwartz had a multistate nursing home empire. Through negligence and fraud, including deaths of patients in his facilities, it unraveled, leaving the families of the victims with nothing. And Schwartz responded by engaging in a massive payroll tax scheme, bilking his employees of $39 million. As ProPublica wrote, “He pleaded guilty last April to failure to pay the IRS taxes withheld from employees and failing to file a financial report for his employees’ benefit plan.
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Trump’s Corrupt Pardons May Well Be the Most Corrupt Thing About Him

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By Madeleine Dean, Norman Ornstein
| The New Republic
Joseph Schwartz had a multistate nursing home empire. Through negligence and fraud, including deaths of patients in his facilities, it unraveled, leaving the families of the victims with nothing. And Schwartz responded by engaging in a massive payroll tax scheme, bilking his employees of $39 million. As ProPublica wrote, “He pleaded guilty last April to failure to pay the IRS taxes withheld from employees and failing to file a financial report for his employees’ benefit plan.
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THE NEW REPUBLIC | OPED | Trump’s Corrupt Pardons May Well Be the Most Corrupt Thing About Him

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By Madeleine Dean, Norman Ornstein
| House.gov
Joseph Schwartz had a multistate nursing home empire. Through negligence and fraud, including deaths of patients in his facilities, it unraveled, leaving the families of the victims with nothing. And Schwartz responded by engaging in a massive payroll tax scheme, bilking his employees of $39 million. As ProPublica wrote, “He pleaded guilty last April to failure to pay the IRS taxes withheld from employees and failing to file a financial report for his employees’ benefit plan.
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