A Chair In The Shower Room, A Portrait On The Capitol Wall, What’s Next For Hastert? Prison Bars?
A Chair In The Shower Room, A Portrait On The Capitol Wall, What’s Next For Hastert? Prison Bars?
Once upon a time, Dennis Hastert looked forward to being the longest-serving Republican speaker of the House of Representatives. Today he is likelier to be remembered for his reclining chair. As a document filed in federal court in Illinois recently put it, as a high-school wrestling coach, Hastert put a La-Z-Boy-type “chair in direct view of…
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