By Andrew Miga, Associated Press Writer | February 13, 2006
WASHINGTON --Sen. Edward Kennedy was whisked to Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic aboard a Fisher Scientific International Inc. corporate jet last winter.
Sen. John Kerry and two political aides flew from Salt Lake City to a retreat for campaign donors and staff at his family's Ketchum, Idaho, vacation home last fall on a plane supplied by Boston Capital, a nationally prominent real estate financing and investment firm.
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Kennedy, D-Mass., reimbursed Fisher $2,097 for his trip, which included visits with a nephew, Peace Corps volunteers and the Puerto Rican governor's inaugural. New Hampshire-based Fisher is a Fortune 500 firm providing products and services to the scientific community. Fisher spokeswoman Gia Oei said the company on "rare occasions" makes its corporate aircraft available to lawmaker
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Kennedy and Kerry each took three trips in 2005 on corporate aircraft that they reimbursed at equivalent first-class fare rates. They paid with campaign funds. The companies have not asked the senators for any legislative favors, aides said.
So where is the impropriety?? Seems AP really wants that to be a bipartisan scandal.