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Hideaway Redistricting in Full Tilt

By Emily Yehle
Roll Call Staff
May 5, 2009, Midnight

When Joseph Biden moved from the Senate to the White House, he left behind a piece of Capitol real estate that took him 30 years to acquire: an office near the floor with a full bathroom, fireplace and chandelier.

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