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Heard on the Hill: Burris, Holding Court Even Without a Vote

By Emily Heil and Elizabeth Brotherton
Roll Call Staff
Jan. 8, 2009, Midnight

What’s a guy from Chicago to do while he hangs out waiting to find out whether he’ll get a Senate seat? Hang out at the Monocle, of course. Hey, if he can’t vote like a Senator, at least he can eat like one.

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