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Coburn: I'll tell Ethics about Ensign

Source: Politico
Washington : DC : USA | 2 months ago  
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Oklahoma Sen. Tom Coburn suggested Tuesday that he’s willing to testify before the Senate Ethics Committee about the sex scandal surrounding his Republican colleague John Ensign.  When Ensign admitted this summer that he’d had an affair with a staffer, Coburn said that...
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