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Finally: one of longest sessions in history ends

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//June 22, 2007//[read_meter]

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Finally: one of longest sessions in history ends

Finally: one of longest sessions in history ends

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//June 22, 2007//[read_meter]

It’s about timeHouse Majority Whip John McComish applauds the announcement that the House has adjourned sine die, shortly before 11 p.m. June 20. Photo by Bill Coates A little more...

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