In 2005, Paul Wolfowitz was nominated as the president of the World Bank by President Bush. However, his tenure was plagued by scandal when it was discovered that he had used his position to secure a job for his girlfriend, creating controversy around his leadership of an organization tasked with fighting poverty.
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Paul Wolfowitz, who was instrumental in the Iraq war, faced scrutiny for using his position as President of the World Bank to secure a job for his girlfriend. The scandal questioned the ethics of the World Bank and its mission to aid poverty-stricken countries.