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Zachares’ Murky Path to the Hill

By Paul Singer
Roll Call Staff
May 2, 2007, Midnight

This much is clear: Mark Zachares, the latest casualty of the disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff scandal, worked for a time as a staffer on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. After that, things get hazy.

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