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Rigging The System: The Martin Kao Case Offers An Inside View Of Pay-To-Play Politics 0 The former Hawaii defense contractor has pleaded guilty to a series of federal crimes related to PPP fraud and illegal campaign donations. Court records detail how he tried to get away with it.

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Rigging The System: The Martin Kao Case Offers An Inside View Of Pay-To-Play Politics

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