Abramoff scandal stirs GOP and bipartisan blame debate
Washington grapples with the Abramoff lobbying scandal as Republicans dominate charges while donors and lobbying ties reveal bipartisan risk. Five officials linked to the case are Republicans, but Abramoff's clients financed both parties. Analysts say the scandal is broadly bipartisan, with junkets and money shaping lawmaking across parties and calls to define responsibility as voters head to the polls.
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