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Former Congressman Renzi pardoned

Nathan Brown Arizona Capitol Times//January 20, 2021//[read_meter]

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Former Congressman Renzi pardoned

Former Congressman Renzi pardoned

Nathan Brown Arizona Capitol Times//January 20, 2021//[read_meter]

Rep. Rick Renzi, R-Ariz., right, facing a 35 count indictment arrives at U.S. District Court with his lead attorney Reid Weingarten, left, Tuesday, March 5, 2008,...

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