Plural of boodler; multiple people who engage in corrupt political dealings or graft.
The plural form of 'boodler,' following standard English pluralization. Commonly used in Progressive Era journalism to describe networks of corrupt officials.
Historical accounts of 'boodlers' often revealed that corruption was not individual but organized—using the plural form highlighted how corruption was a system with multiple players working together.
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