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20080527

John McCain - Rick Renzi - Jon Kyl - Money - Politics - Federal - Investigation - Phoenix - Arizona - Real Estate - Land - Legislation - Nevada - "FBI interviews Arizona staffers." ... "Federal agents interviewed staffers for likely [2008 Election] Republican presidential nominee [and Arizona Senator] Sen. John McCain (Ariz. [Arizona]) as part of their corruption case against [Arizona Republican Representative] Rep. Rick Renzi (R-Ariz.[Republican-Arizona])." ... "[United States] U.S. Attorney for the District of Arizona Diane J. Humetewa and fellow prosecutors disclosed the interviews with aides for McCain and fellow Arizona Republican [Senator] Sen. Jon Kyl in a written response to Renzi’s attorneys, who asked for the contents of the interview to help prepare for Renzi’s upcoming trial, which is scheduled for October [2008]." ... "The aides were interviewed about land exchanges, according to an April letter from Humetewa filed with the U.S. District Court of Arizona late last week." ... "A federal land swap critical to developing a $3 billion copper mine southeast of Phoenix [Arizona] is at the heart of the case against Renzi, who is facing 35 public corruption charges, including conspiracy, money-laundering, extortion and insurance fraud." ... "Renzi is alleged to have told executives for Resolution Copper Mining that he would not support a land deal the mining company was interested in unless they bought his former business partner’s property as part of the deal, according to the [February] Feb. 22 federal indictment." ... "Under the deal, 5,000 acres of non-federal land owned by Resolution Copper were to be exchanged for 3,025 acres of federal land. The federal land sits on a large copper deposit, and the exchange would have allowed mining on land for the first time since a 1954 executive order by [Republican] then-President Dwight D. Eisenhower." ... "Renzi allegedly wanted land owned by a business partner who owed Renzi money to be included in the deal. If the land had been included, prosecutors charge, it would have allowed the business partner to pay a debt to Renzi." ... "Resolution Copper refused to cooperate, but another company, Preserved Petrified Forest Land Investors LLC [Limited Liability Company] of Las Vegas [Nevada], agreed to buy the land. Prosecutors allege this netted Renzi more than $700,000." ... "Renzi twice introduced a land swap bill, in 2005 and 2006, before taking his name off of the measure after the FBI [Federal Bureau of Investigation] raided his family business in April 2007. [Arizona Democratic Representiave] Rep. Ed Pastor (D-Ariz.[Democratic-Arizona]) then introduced the legislation on [August] Aug. 1, 2007, along with Arizona [Republican Representatives] Reps. Jeff Flake and John Shadegg, both Republicans, and Democrat[ic Representative] Harry Mitchell (D[Democratic])." ... "Sens. McCain and Kyl introduced companion legislation in the Senate, most recently in July 2007. " (1, 2) -By Susan Crabtree -TheHill.com

20080420

John McCain - Psychology - Politician - History - US - International - 2008 Election - Rick Renzi - New Hampshire - Virginia - Texas - Arizona - "McCain: A Question of Temperament." ... "Since the beginning of [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate John] McCain's public life, the many witnesses to his temper have had strikingly different reactions to it. Some depict McCain, now the presumptive Republican nominee for president, as an erratic hothead incapable of staying cool in the face of what he views as either disloyalty to him or irrational opposition to his ideas. Others praise a firebrand who is resolute against the forces of greed and gutlessness." ... "Former senator Bob Smith, a New Hampshire Republican, expresses worries about McCain: "His temper would place this country at risk in international affairs, and the world perhaps in danger. In my mind, it should disqualify him."" ... "He [McCain] recalls in his writings how, as a toddler, he sometimes held his breath and fainted during moments of fury." ... "The nicknames hung on him at Episcopal [private High School in Alexandria, Virginia] mocked his hair-trigger feistiness: "Punk" and "McNasty."" ... "In 2007, during a heated closed-door discussion with Senate colleagues about the contentious immigration issue, he angrily shouted a profanity at a fellow Republican [Senator], John Cornyn of Texas, an incident that quickly found its way into headlines." ... "Reports recently surfaced of [Representative] Rep. Rick Renzi, an Arizona Republican, taking offense when McCain called him "boy" once too often during a 2006 meeting, a story that McCain aides confirm while playing down its importance." ... "[Former New Hampshire Republican Bob Smith] "I've witnessed a lot of his temper and outbursts," Smith said. "For me, some of this stuff is relevant. It raises questions about stability. . . . It's more than just temper. It's this need of his to show you that he's above you -- a sneering, condescending attitude. It's hurt his relationships in Congress. . . . I've seen it up-close."" (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) -By Michael Leahy -WashingtonPost

20080225

Rick Renzi - John McCain - Money - Legislation - Arizona - Real Estate - 2008 Election - "Renzi Says He Won’t Resign." ... "Representative Rick Renzi, the Arizona Republican who was indicted last week by a federal grand jury on 35 corruption charges, issued a statement on Monday saying that he would not resign despite signals from Republican leaders in Congress that they would welcome his swift departure." ... "Mr. Renzi had been serving as a Arizona state co-chairman of [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate and Arizona] Senator John McCain’s campaign for president." ... "A grand jury last week indicted Mr. Renzi on a raft of corruption charges, including fraud, money laundering and extortion. Prosecutors charged that Mr. Renzi pressured constituents to purchase land from his business partner in exchange for his support for legislation that the constituents needed. At least $733,000 in proceeds from the land sale were funneled back to Mr. Renzi, according to the indictment." ... "Prosecutors also said that Mr. Renzi and a partner in an insurance firm that he owned swindled clients, many of them non-profit organizations, by selling them policies and then stealing the premiums." -By David M. Herszenhorn -NYTimes

20080222

Rick Renzi - John McCain - Politics - Arizona - Indiana - 2008 Election - "Renzi to step down from McCain camp." ... "On his weekly blogger conference call, [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate] John McCain said that [Arizona Republican Representative] Rep. Rick Renzi (R [Republican]) would probably step down as co-chair of his Arizona campaign. McCain was unaware of the Arizona congressman's indictment until asked about it this morning after a town hall in Indianapolis [Indiana], at which point he said that you always think about the family in these circumstances and he would look into Renzi's role in his campaign." -By Mark Murray with contributions by Adam Aigner-Treworgy and Kelly O'Donnell -MSNBC
Rick Renzi - John McCain - Money - Politics - Real Estate - Federal - Land - Phoenix - Arizona - 2008 Election - "Rep. Renzi indicted on fraud, finance charges." ... "Republican [Representative] Rep. Richard Renzi of Arizona was indicted on 35 criminal counts, including conspiracy, wire fraud, money laundering and official extortion stemming from land deals in his state, Justice Department officials said on Friday." ... "The indictment stemmed from plans by Renzi and an associate, a real estate investor, to benefit from a land-exchange deal in Arizona in return for Renzi's support for necessary federal legislation, court documents said." ... ""It was an object of the conspiracy for Renzi to enrich (his associate) and personally benefit himself," according to the 26-page indictment handed up by a federal grand jury in Phoenix [Arizona] that the Justice Department released in Washington." ... "It also accused Renzi, a three-term congressman who was a state co-chair for [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate and Arizona Senator] Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign, of embezzling premiums from clients of an insurance business to fund his congressional campaign." (1, 2) -By Randall Mikkelsen, James Vicini, Rick Cowan and Thomas Ferraro, with contributions by Eric Walsh -Reuters
Rick Renzi - Money - Politics - Real Estate - US Attorneys - Investigation - Phoenix - Arizona - Federal - Land - "Rick Renzi, Republican Congressman, Indicted by U.S. (Update3)." ... "Representative Rick Renzi, a Republican from Arizona who isn't seeking re-election, has been indicted by a federal grand jury in an alleged scheme to profit from a land deal." ... "Renzi, 49, who was first elected to the House in 2002, was charged along with James Sandlin, 56, a real estate investor and one of his political backers, and Andrew Beardall, 36, an attorney who had been general counsel of Renzi's family insurance business. Renzi and Beardall are accused of embezzling money from insurance clients to fund the lawmaker's congressional campaign." ... "``Congressman Renzi misused his public office by forcing a land sale that would financially benefit himself and a business associate, and in so doing, he betrayed the trust of the citizens of Arizona,'' said U.S. Attorney Diane Humetewa of Phoenix [Arizona] in a statement." ... "The U.S. alleged that Renzi offered to sponsor legislation to help a company seeking to swap land with the federal government if it purchased property owned by Sandlin. Renzi, who sat on a committee that approved such deals, told the company in early 2005 that he wouldn't support the request if it didn't buy the land, according to the indictment. No deal was made." ... "Later, Renzi pressured a separate investment group, also looking for approval of a land exchange, to purchase the property, prosecutors said. That group agreed to buy 480 acres from Sandlin for $4.6 million in April 2005, the government said." ... "The Renzi investigation was highlighted during a congressional inquiry last year into the [Republican President] Bush administration's firings of nine U.S. attorneys. One of the dismissed prosecutors, Paul Charlton, had been in charge of the probe." -By Robert Schmidt -Bloomberg

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20070425

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"Delays in Renzi Case Raise More Gonzales Questions." ... "As midterm [2006] elections approached last November, federal investigators in Arizona faced unexpected obstacles in getting needed Justice Department approvals to advance a corruption investigation of [Arizona Representative] Republican Rep. Rick Renzi, people close to the case said." ... "The delays, which postponed key approvals in the case until after the election, raise new questions about whether Attorney General Alberto Gonzales or other officials may have weighed political issues in some investigations. The Arizona U.S. attorney then overseeing the case, Paul Charlton, was told he was being fired in December, one of eight federal prosecutors dismissed in the past year. The dismissals have triggered a wave of criticism and calls from Congress for Mr. Gonzales to resign." ... "Investigators pursuing the Renzi case had been seeking clearance from senior Justice Department officials on search warrants, subpoenas and other legal tools for a year before the [2006] election, people close to the case said." ... "Mr. Renzi is the subject of a criminal inquiry into land deals, among other things. The Wall Street Journal reported last week that federal agents are focusing on a $200,000 cash payment Mr. Renzi received from a former business partner in 2005 following a land sale that was to be part of a proposed government land-exchange bill." ... "In September, [Republican] President Bush hosted a fund-raiser in Scottsdale [Arizona] on his behalf. About the same time Mr. Charlton was added to a list of prosecutors "we should now consider pushing out," wrote Mr. Gonzales's then-chief of staff, Kyle Sampson, in a Sept. 13, 2006, email to then-White House counsel Harriet Miers." -By John R. Wilke and Evan Perez -WSJ.com

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20070907

Craig - Vitter - Stevens - DeLay - Ney - Cunningham - Sherwood - Renzi - Doolittle - Jefferson - Politicians - Lawmakers - Homosexual - Idaho - Louisiana - Alaska - Texas - Ohio - California - Pennsylvania - Arizona - 2008 Election - "House G.O.P.'s History Could Repeat in Senate." ... "The embarrassing [Idaho Republican Senator] Larry Craig episode combined sex and the justice system – always a potent political mix and one reason the Republican leadership moved so swiftly to jettison Mr. Craig." ... "Already, Mr. Craig is the star of a Web video from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee featuring a lineup of recent Republican scandals being shown to the tune of the “Bad Boys” theme song from the television show “Cops.” It seeks to ridicule Republican claims to hold the moral high ground." ... "Mr. Craig’s guilty plea to a sexually related disorderly conduct charge only served to remind people about Mr. [Louisiana Republican Senator] Vitter’s [alleged prostitution] case – and prompt accusations of a double standard since Republicans took no action against the Louisiana lawmaker for his heterosexual incident compared to Mr. Craig’s homosexual one." ... "Republicans can point to the indictment of Louisiana Democrat[ic Representative] William Jefferson, but Democrats can counter with the names of Senators Craig, Vitter and [Alaska Republican Senator Ted] Stevens not to mention those of former Representatives [Texas Republican] Tom DeLay, [Ohio Republican] Bob Ney, [California Republican] Duke Cunningham and [Pennsylvania Republican] Don Sherwood." ... "Representative Rick Renzi of Arizona, another Republican under investigation, has already announced he will not seek re-election [in 2008] and top aides to [Republican] Representative John Doolittle of California, a former member of the Republican leadership, were called before a grand jury this week." -By Carl Hulse -NYTimes

20070504

Cunningham - Renzi - Gibbons - Jerry Lewis - Miers - Sampson - Griffin - Rove - Noteworthy - Secret - US Attorneys - Law - Money - Politics - Los Angeles - California - Arizona - Nevada - Arkansas - "The U.S. Attorney, the G.O.P. Congressman and the Timely Job Offer." ... "There is yet another United States attorney whose abrupt departure from office is raising questions: Debra Wong Yang of Los Angeles [California]." ... "Carol Lam, the United States attorney in San Diego [California], was fired after she put [California Republican Representative] Randy Cunningham, known as Duke, in prison. Paul Charlton, in Arizona, was dismissed while he was investigating [Arizona Republican Representative] Rick Renzi. Dan Bogden, in Nevada, was fired while he was reportedly investigating [Republican] Jim Gibbons, a congressman who was elected [Nevada] governor last year." ... "Ms. Yang was investigating [California Republican Representative] Jerry Lewis, who was chairman of the powerful House Appropriations Committee." ... "Ms. Yang says she left for personal reasons, but there is growing evidence that the White House was intent on removing her. Kyle Sampson, the Justice Department staff member in charge of the firings, told investigators last month in still-secret testimony that Harriet Miers, the White House counsel at the time, had asked him more than once about Ms. Yang. He testified, according to Congressional sources, that as late as mid-September, Ms. Miers wanted to know whether Ms. Yang could be made to resign. Mr. Sampson reportedly recalled that Ms. Miers was focused on just two United States attorneys: Ms. Yang and Bud Cummins, the Arkansas prosecutor who was later fired to make room for Tim Griffin, a Republican political operative and Karl Rove protégé." ... "Press reports say she [Ms. Yang] got a $1.5 million signing bonus to become a partner in Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, a firm with strong Republican ties." ... "Gibson, Dunn was defending Mr. Lewis in Ms. Yang’s investigation." -By Adam Cohen -NYTimes

20070426

Renzi - Domenici - Wilson - Hastings - Ariz - NM - Seattle - WA - 2006 Election - US Attorneys - Law - "Renzi Aide Called U.S. Attorney to Ask About Probe: Chief of Staff Inquired About Land Deal Investigation; Prosecutor Among Eight Who Were Fired." ... "The top aide to [Arizona Republican Representative] Rep. Rick Renzi (R-Ariz.) called the office of Arizona's U.S. attorney about six weeks before the prosecutor was fired, inquiring about a federal probe into the congressman's role in a land deal that benefited a former business partner and political patron." ... "The former U.S. attorney, Paul K. Charlton, told House investigators this week that his office alerted the Justice Department's headquarters about the call from Renzi's chief of staff, Brian Murray, because he considered it potentially improper, according to congressional sources who spoke about the probe on the condition of anonymity. Justice rules require prosecutors to report contacts from members of Congress seeking information about investigations." ... "The incident means that Charlton was the third of eight U.S. attorneys forced to resign last year who had reported to Justice officials that Republican members of Congress or their staffs made inappropriate overtures to their offices about politically sensitive investigations they were supervising." ... "The former U.S. attorney for New Mexico, David C. Iglesias, has told Congress he felt pressured to speed up an indictment of Democrats during phone calls last October from [New Mexico Republican Senator] Sen. Pete V. Domenici (R-N.M.) and [New Mexico Republican Representative] Rep. Heather A. Wilson (R-N.M.). And former U.S. attorney John McKay of Seattle has said he was called by the chief of staff to [Washington Republican Representative] Rep. Doc Hastings (R-Wash.) about a preliminary inquiry into [2006 election] voter fraud in Washington state." -By Amy Goldstein and Dan Eggen -WashingtonPost
Renzi - Arizona - Lawmaker - Government - Land - Politics - "Renzi didn’t reveal $200K." ... "[Arizona Republican Representative] Rep. Rick Renzi (R-Ariz.) failed to disclose a $200,000 payment he received from a business partner in 2005 in apparent violation of House ethics rules. Prosecutors could use the omission as evidence that Renzi intended to conceal a transaction he knew to be controversial or even improper." ... "The $200,000 was a payment from James Sandlin to settle a debt related to a previous business transaction involving land in northeast Arizona, one of the lawmaker’s attorneys, Grant Woods, told a newspaper last week." ... "This explanation might have been expected to dispel suspicion that Sandlin gave Renzi an illegal gift in exchange for action Renzi took to help Sandlin sell a $4 million parcel of land." ... "But Renzi’s claim that Sandlin’s $200,000 payment was a legitimate business transaction is weakened by the fact that he failed to disclose it in his personal financial disclosure report for 2005 filed with the House clerk." ... "The Wall Street Journal reported this week that the FBI is investigating the Sandlin payment to determine whether Renzi profited from a land deal he may have advanced through his position on the House Natural Resources Committee." -By Alexander Bolton with contributions by Jackie Kucinich -TheHill.com

20070425

Renzi - Gonzales - Miers - Kyle Sampson - Arizona - 2006 Election - US Attorneys - Political - Government - Land - Business - Enforcement - "Delays in Renzi Case Raise More Gonzales Questions." ... "As midterm [2006] elections approached last November, federal investigators in Arizona faced unexpected obstacles in getting needed Justice Department approvals to advance a corruption investigation of [Arizona Representative] Republican Rep. Rick Renzi, people close to the case said." ... "The delays, which postponed key approvals in the case until after the election, raise new questions about whether Attorney General Alberto Gonzales or other officials may have weighed political issues in some investigations. The Arizona U.S. attorney then overseeing the case, Paul Charlton, was told he was being fired in December, one of eight federal prosecutors dismissed in the past year. The dismissals have triggered a wave of criticism and calls from Congress for Mr. Gonzales to resign." ... "Investigators pursuing the Renzi case had been seeking clearance from senior Justice Department officials on search warrants, subpoenas and other legal tools for a year before the [2006] election, people close to the case said." ... "Mr. Renzi is the subject of a criminal inquiry into land deals, among other things. The Wall Street Journal reported last week that federal agents are focusing on a $200,000 cash payment Mr. Renzi received from a former business partner in 2005 following a land sale that was to be part of a proposed government land-exchange bill." ... "In September, [Republican] President Bush hosted a fund-raiser in Scottsdale [Arizona] on his behalf. About the same time Mr. Charlton was added to a list of prosecutors "we should now consider pushing out," wrote Mr. Gonzales's then-chief of staff, Kyle Sampson, in a Sept. 13, 2006, email to then-White House counsel Harriet Miers." -By John R. Wilke and Evan Perez -WSJ.com

20070424

Renzi - Land - Money - Politics - Enforcement - Arizona - 2006 Election - US Attorneys - "Lawmaker leaves panels after FBI raid." ... "An Arizona [Republican] congressman temporarily stepped down from two more House committees on Tuesday and got caught up in the probe of the firings of U.S. attorneys, less than a week after the FBI raided his wife's insurance business." ... "[Arizona Republican Representative] Rep. Rick Renzi said in a statement Tuesday that he was taking a leave of absence from the House Financial Services and Natural Resources committees. He stepped down from the House Intelligence Committee last week." ... "Even as he insisted that he had been "the subject of leaked stories, conjecture and false attacks" about a 2005 land exchange, Renzi became entangled in the U.S. attorneys probe when his chief of staff acknowledged calling Arizona's prosecutor's office to discuss the matter." ... "The prosecutor, Paul Charlton, was one of the eight prosecutors fired by the Justice Department over the winter." ... "Brian Murray, Renzi's top aide, issued a statement late Tuesday acknowledging that shortly after the local media reported that the congressmen was being investigated, he called Charlton spokesman Wyn Hornbuckle." ... ""I called Mr. Hornbuckle seeking information about press accounts which appeared just weeks before [the 2006] Election Day alleging a pending indictment," Murray said in a statement." ... "Murray's disclosure came a few hours after Charlton related the call to House investigators probing whether the firings amounted to a political purge by the Bush administration." -By Jennifer Talhelm with contributions by Laurie Kellman -AP via -SeattlePI

20061025

Renzi - Phoenix - Arizona - Real Estate - Money - Politics - Law Enforcement - "Lawmaker's Influence in Land Deals Probed." ... "U.S. prosecutors in Arizona have opened a preliminary investigation into whether [Republican] Rep. Rick Renzi (R-Ariz.) twice pressured landowners to buy a 480-acre parcel owned by his former business partner, a major backer of Renzi's political campaign, according to federal law enforcement sources." ... "The deal ultimately netted the business partner a $3 million profit, according to Arizona land records." ... "The Arizona transaction has drawn the interest of the U.S. attorney's office and the FBI's Phoenix field office. Three law enforcement officials said both are investigating Renzi's involvement in two land deals -- one of which was not completed -- designed to put the 480 acres under federal protection from development in exchange for land more fit for commercial development." ... "According to sources, the investigation is focusing on whether, in exchange for political contributions and business support, James Sandlin received special treatment from Renzi for a parcel of land that earned him a $3 million profit." ... "Sandlin bought into Renzi's real estate firm in 2001, then paid about $200,000 for half the business and, after he was elected to Congress, $1 million to $5 million for the rest." ... "Investigators want to know whether Renzi twice attempted to arrange deals for Sandlin, including once by proposing legislation, two sources with knowledge of the investigations said." -By Jonathan Weisman and Dan Eggen -WashingtonPost
Renzi - Arizona - Legislation - Politics - International - Money - Family - Military - Communications - Virginia - "Congressman From Arizona Is the Focus of an Inquiry." ... "Federal authorities in Arizona have opened an inquiry into whether [Arizona Republican] Representative Rick Renzi introduced legislation that benefited a military contractor that employs his father, law enforcement officials said Tuesday." ... "Mr. Renzi, 48, a Republican who represents the First Congressional District, is a former insurance executive and real estate investor who was first elected in 2002. Almost from the start, he has been a target of citizen watchdog groups who have accused him of ethical laxity in office." ... "Law enforcement officials said that the most serious accusation involved Mr. Renzi’s sponsorship of legislation in 2003 that appeared to indirectly benefit the ManTech International Corporation, a communications company based in Virginia that employs Mr. Renzi’s father, Eugene, a retired Army general, as executive vice president." -By David Johnston -NYTimes

20061024

Renzi - Arizona - Real Estate - Money - Politics - Government - Legislation - "Officials scrutinize Ariz. land deal." ... "A land deal involving Rep. Rick Renzi, R-Ariz. [Republican-Arizona], is being scrutinized by the U.S. attorney's office in Arizona, a law enforcement official in Washington said Tuesday." ... "Records and officials involved in the October 2005 deal say Renzi helped promote the sale of land that netted a former business partner $4.5 million." ... "The property eventually was to be part of a swap in which potential buyers could exchange it for land owned by the federal government. And while Renzi's business partner, James Sandlin, made money off the land sale, Renzi never introduced legislation in Congress to complete the swap for the new owners." ... "State records indicate that Renzi and Sandlin were partners in a real estate development firm dating back to at least 2002. It is unclear whether the two still have a business relationship." -By Jennifer Talhelm with contributions by Arthur H. Rotstein -AP via -BostonGlobe

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