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April 06, 2008: Headlines
Jim McDermott's wake-up call
Posted Sun, Apr 6, 5 p.m.
A court says he owes more than $1 million in a phone-eavesdropping case, and it turns out an agent of Saddam Hussein paid for his infamous 2002 trip to Baghdad. The Seattle congressman-for-life has lost his way and should be chastened by those recent events. But it's not too late for a talented politician to right himself.
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