Another day, another corrupt Republican.

Amazing. Over the weekend Florida's Kathryn Harris and Virginia's Virgil Goode were tied to dirty money through the case of Randy Cunningham. Now we travel to Georgia for yet another vacation getaway courtesy of Abramoff & Co.

A Georgia congressman omitted a trip paid for by a client of fallen lobbyist Jack Abramoff from travel disclosure forms, even though he declared it on his personal income filings, Raw Story has found.

The congressman -- Rep. John Linder (R-GA) -- took a five-day trip to Puerto Rico with his wife in August 1998. The trip was paid for by Future of Puerto Rico, Inc., a nebulous lobbying group that sought to advance Puerto Rican statehood and other island causes. The group was a client of Jack Abramoff, the former conservative superlobbyist who pleaded guilty to fraud, tax evasion and conspiracy to bribe public officials in January.

Linder, the longest-serving Republican in the Georgia House delegation, was first elected in 1992. He sits on several powerful committees -- including Ways and Means and Homeland Security -- and was chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee from 1996-1998.

The GOP defense that 'everybody does it' is proving to be a grim reality-- on one side of the aisle, anyway.