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The House ethics committee said it would put off for now an expanded investigation into whether Representative Jesse L. Jackson Jr. of Illinois or his representatives tried to buy President Obama’s former Senate seat. Full Article at The New York Times
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WASHINGTON - The House ethics committee said Wednesday it will put off for now an expanded investigation into whether Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. or his representatives tried to buy President Barack Obama's former Senate seat. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
