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Cunningham’s Rise and Fall

Reporters Chronicle Congressman’s Demise in ‘The Wrong Stuff’

By Daniel Heim
Roll Call Staff
May 22, 2007, Midnight

There was something about then-Rep. Duke Cunningham’s explanation of a pair of overseas Congressional trips that brought out the skeptic in Marcus Stern.

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