Malversation (word of the day) just for us, I think

[annabanana]

malversation (mal-vuhr-SAY-shuhn) noun

Corrupt behavior in public office.

[From Middle French malversation, from malverser (to embezzle), from Latin maleversari (to behave badly), from male (ill) + versari (to behave), from vertere (to turn). Ultimately from Indo-European root wer- (to turn or bend) that is also the source of words such as wring, weird, writhe, worth, revert, and universe.

[whistle]

1. That's pretty good....

[flordehinojos]

2. bush wants to malversate our social security funds in the lock box

[TomClash]

3. The Iraq War

was started because the BFEE exists for malversation.