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He told them about how millions in deposits had been used to finance President Karzai's re-election campaign the year before.

The bank helped finance President Karzai's re-election campaign last year, giving him as much as $14 million, according to a former senior Afghan official.

Mr. Judge also noted that private equity is already paying more under the deal to avert the fiscal cliff, which raised the capital gains tax rate to 20 percent from 15 percent, on top of the 3.8 percent capital gains surcharge enacted on wealthy taxpayers to finance President Obama's health care law.

26 NATIONAL 37-44 More Borrowing Expected The White House and Republicans in Congress are all but certain to embrace large-scale government borrowing to help finance President Bush's plan to create personal investment accounts in Social Security, according to administration officials, members of Congress and independent analysts.

Currently under the control of the Zanu PF military-political elite, this ill-gotten windfall will serve to finance President Robert Mugabe's re-election campaign, assuring his stranglehold on that benighted country for years to come.

Mr. Ibori had financed President Umaru Yar'Adua's election.

Mr. Huntsman and Mr. Pawlenty are also trying to tap into the network that helped financed President George W. Bush's campaigns.

As soon as European leaders agreed on yet another plan to stabilize their finances, President Nicolas Sarkozy of France was on the phone to his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao, to persuade him to invest in the rescue.

EDUCATION -- Passed a compromise bill that finances President Clinton's program to add 100,000 teachers over seven years.. LAWSUITS -- Enacted a law that limits suits arising from Year 2000 computer problems.

He said Washington's hands may have been all over the ouster, claiming that it financed President Manuel Zelaya's opponents and insinuating that the C.I.A. may have led a campaign to bolster the putschists.

Former Elf executives told a court on Monday the French oil giant had secretly financed President Jacques Chirac's former political party with the aim of winning political influence.