Kentucky's senior senator didn't apologize for the buckets of Washington-produced pork he's brought back to the commonwealth throughout his long tenure in Washington. But he does recognize that "the abuse of this practice has caused Americans to view it as a symbol of the waste and the out-of-control spending that every Republican in Washington is determined to fight." That's about all you can ask for from a politician who's spent more than a quarter-century in Washington.
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Monday, November 29, 2010
Saying 'no' to pork one vote at a time
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