briber

• “One of our parents had complained that I'd done nothing to dress down the offending 'briber' and that this was against the spirit etc. etc.”

  [incentives] or one size fits all

• “First, he sold his residence to a "briber" for $1.5 million.”

  February 2006

• “Subsequently, after he was informed by his accountant that the profit on the sale, because it was in excess of $500,000, would generate tax at capital gains rates, he hit up the "briber" for another $115,100 to pay the tax.”

  February 2006

• “But the briber still received business favours and the bribed politicians still got puff pieces.”

  The Guardian: The Leveson inquiry will miss the real scandal | Nick Cohen

• “What did the AMA get for the briber in chief harry reid.”

  Doctors' group endorses Senate health care bill

• “We're now an equal opportunity investigative arm," she aid, with a laugh, "and we will arrest the briber and the 'bribee,' as it were.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Corruption Arrests Hit Record in City

• “If it were legal it could take the place of polling and voting - just keep track of the amount handed out - the best briber wins.”

  Harsh Hillary Robocall Accuses Obama Of Lying About His Position On Second Amendment

• “Whereas most old fashioned election cheating methods are of a "retail" nature (e.g., each vote corrupted by a bribe involves an interaction between the briber and the bribee), wholesale fraud is possible with e-voting systems.”

  Fixing Our Broken Democracy

• “Moreover, a bribe usually doesn't increase the respect of the bribed for the briber.”

  Dr. Alex Benzer: How Rich Guys Screw Up Their Chances with Women

• “Dennis N: A bribe is the payment of something of value to a government official in the hope that in exchange for a committment that they will perform actions favorable to the briber.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » Can Obama accept the Nobel Prize without congressional consent?

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