When Bill Clinton appointed Charles O. Rossotti to head the IRS, he was allowed to keep his tens of millions worth of stock in American Management Systems, an information-technology consulting firm even though AMS had contracts with the IRS worth millions.
Insight investigates what seems to be a clear instance of conflict of interest.
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