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The idea of a politician announcing that he took off to spend a week alone in the wilderness has acquired something of a bad reputation these days -- but, in this case, it's true. Full Article at Politics Daily
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Congressman Jeff Flake, who used the word “pansy” to describe his motivation for vacationing alone in the Marshall Islands, has apologized for his choice of language. Full Article at The Advocate
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Republican Arizona congressperson Jeff Flake spent the week on a desert island, literally, and someone asked him how this made him feel. Well, truth is, Jeff Flake hasn’t felt like a man since leavin’ the ranch. Full Article at Wonkette
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Enter the recipients' email addresses, separated by commas: Your email has been sent. Courtesy of Representative Jeff Flake How a 46-year-old Mormon congressman from Arizona became the hottest thing on Capitol Hill. Full Article at The Daily Beast
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I wonder how someone can get the Nobel Peace Prize after fouling me that many times in a game ... no, he's a good player.
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Congressman Flake didn’t realize that that word can have a negative connotation ... He simply meant 'wimpy.' He apologizes if anyone took offense to it.
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After the Mark Sanford thing I didn’t want anybody to misconstrue [my summer vacation] ... I didn’t want anyone to say I was hiking the Appalachian Trail.
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After the Mark Sanford thing, I didn’t want anybody to misconstrue it ... I didn’t want anyone to say I was hiking the Appalachian Trail.
