One would think it would be an important story when the leader of the party that is seeking to take control of the Senate on the basis of being an antidote to the ruling party’s “culture of corruption” is forced to ammend four years of ethics reports to account for a shady land deal and to reimburse his campaign for using political donations to pay Christmas bonuses to the staff or his ritzy apartment complex, but to the Washington Post it only deserves to be on the bottom corner of page A4.
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