The Wall Street Journal editorial page urges him to crown his comeback by announcing that he will pay off his $300,000 ethics penalty using campaign funds and other donations instead of his own money--exactly the step that many analysts think will turn him back into a pariah.
Many analysts think that using his campaign funds to pay of his ethics penalty will land him in the doghouse.
The Wall Street Journal urged him ameliorate his comeback by paying off his penalty using his own money.
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We are looking the other way on these cost differences.
For an interesting glimpse of the private prisons, walk along Man Wa Lane.
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Two boys are running in the forest.
IMA devotes itself to the rescue of endangered animals.