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California: Doolittle Vows Not to Use Wife as a Fundraiser

Jan. 16, 2007, Midnight

Rep. John Doolittle (R), chastened by a 3-point re-election victory, authored an opinion piece last week published in newspapers throughout his district in which he pledged to stop employing his wife as his fundraising consultant and pay closer attention to the needs of his constituents.

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