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Lewis leaving Senate, but legacy of civil dialogue and compromise remains

Luige del Puerto//December 17, 2012//

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Lewis leaving Senate, but legacy of civil dialogue and compromise remains

Lewis leaving Senate, but legacy of civil dialogue and compromise remains

Luige del Puerto//December 17, 2012//

When the year is over, departing Sen. Jerry Lewis, a Republican from Mesa, will have served half a term, a fraction of a senator’s typical length of stay at the...

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