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Washington Watchdog Group Responds to Craig Ethics Reprimand

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Don Wimberly // Boise State Radio

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A citizen watchdog group based in Washington D.C. is surprised the Senate Ethics Committee took any action regarding Senator Larry Craig. Late Wednesday the committee issued a public letter reprimanding the senator for his actions during an airport sex sting last year. From Boise, Don Wimberly has more.

16 February 2008 // Source: Don Wimberly // Boise State Radio

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