Feinstein On The Appropriations Committee

Feinstein Approved Billions To Her Husband

Diane Feinstein has been caught in a major conflict of interest on military contracts. Billions in military construction projects to her husband’s firms were approved by Senator Feinstein’s committee.

Feinstein's Husband, Morris Blume

San Jose, Calif., January 25, 2007 -- Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s husband was a major beneficiary of military appropriations blessed by a subcommittee that she headed. 5

He Is A Major Shareholder In Two Companies

URS is one of the largest engineering design firms worldwide and a leading U.S. federal government contractor.

Perrini is a engineering contractor.

Michael R. Klein - Attorney

Klein is Feinstein's legal adviser, and a long-time business partner of Morris Blume, who also served as vice-chairman of Perini’s board of directors. He worked for the Senator, and the contracting firms.

	Feinstein Angrily Resigns As the Judicial closed in on Feinstein she quickly resigned from the appropriations committee. 4

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These Folks Steal Billions

Feinstein approves a $100 million 'Engineering Contract' to Perrini. The husband's firm sub-contracts it to Indonesians, who do the job for $40 million. Money goes through the mysterious wonderland of offshore billing and foreign engineering contractors, until the husband's firm actually shows a loss.

Real Americans can no longer afford a big family, so the average is 2.4 children per family. You, and your wife, are both working and struggling to get your kid in a state school, while these people send their kids to Harvard on scholarships.