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Rehr Resigns From Helm of Broadcasters’ Trade Group

By Kate Ackley and Anna Palmer
Roll Call Staff
May 7, 2009, Midnight

You can check off David Rehr from the unofficial K Street watch list of endangered GOP association heads. The Republican lobbyist, best known for his hard-charging approach, abruptly resigned his post Wednesday at the helm of the National Association of Broadcasters.

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