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Oh, Pardon Me

Julian Sanchez | 8.30.2005 1:07 PM

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Several Republican appointees in Kentucky's state government have been accused of illegaly replacing state employees with party apparatchiks. Republican Gov. Ernie Fletcher has acted quickly to dispel these charges of political nepotism—by granting a blanket amnesty to the accused.

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Julian Sanchez is a contributing editor at Reason.

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