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Santorum to the Rescue

By Mary Ann Akers
Roll Call Staff
July 20, 2005, Midnight

GOP Sen. Rick Santorum is urging patience regarding the plight of fellow Republican and Pennsylvanian Rep. Don Sherwood, who still has to deal with those unpleasant allegations of abusing a woman who says she had a five-year romantic affair with the married lawmaker. Sherwood insists he never hurt the woman and that he was only giving her a massage when she called the police.

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