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Tobacco Bill Rolls Hagan and Burr Into Alliance

By Stephen Langel
CongressNow Staff
June 1, 2009, Midnight

Freshman Sen. Kay Hagan’s (D-N.C.) fight against tobacco legislation this week provides the latest example of the old adage that all politics is local.

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