... things that would come back to haunt him, including his troubled relations with GOP conservatives and his ties to Charles Keating, a savings and loan financier later convicted of securities fraud. - Advertisement - Although he had moved to Arizona ...

... Democratic senators accused of trying intimidate federal banking regulators on behalf of Arizona real estate developer Charles Keating. The committee rebuked McCain in 1991 for "poor judgment," but found his actions were "not improper nor attended ...

... Democratic senators accused of trying to intimidate federal banking regulators on behalf of Arizona real estate developer Charles Keating. The committee rebuked McCain in 1991 for "poor judgment," but found his actions were "not improper nor attended ...

... radical who was involved in protest bombings of public facilities. Obama will defend himself, counter-attack with Charles Keating and call this diversionary fear-mongering. McCain is not so much a factor. This is a race between Obama as he ...

... than, well, call Joe the Plumber and see what he thinks.' McCain: First, George W. is not my best friend. Charles Keating is. That's a joke, OK? Do you understand a sardonic sense of humor? I doubt. It's like 'bomb, bomb, bomb ...

... opponents. The smut buster seen railing in the '50s about Playboy's "indecency" turns out to be none other than Charles Keating, who went on to became the symbol of the savings-and-loan scandals of the '80s -- in other words, a world ...

... He was reprimanded by the Senate Ethics Committee for intervening with federal regulators who were investigating Charles Keating, one of his campaign contributors who went to jail for bank fraud in the Savings and Loan scandal." Actually ...

... violated the War Powers Act of 1973. * The high court refused to reinstate the California fraud convictions of financier Charles Keating, who became a symbol of the savings and loan scandals of the 1980s. In one of several challenges to the $5 billion ...

... from Haitian dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier. In 1992, she wrote to the U.S. judge presiding over the trial of Charles Keating, who had donated $1.25 million to her order, telling him the accused swindler ''has always been kind and generous ...

... substantially linked." The panel found that Cranston's constituent work for one person, savings and loan executive Charles Keating, was too closely timed to Keating's political contributions to pro-Cranston political funds. Today, in the ...