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In a delayed report, the high court jurist acknowledged $900 concert tickets he received last year from businesswoman, socialite and Catholic activist Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, and amended his disclosure to reflect a previously omitted loan repayment.
Republican lawmakers on the committee are attempting to tie the Minnesota governor and vice-presidential candidate to a nonprofit organization accused of defrauding federally funded school nutrition programs.
GOP leadership hopes to attach the House-passed SAVE Act to a short-term spending resolution, but their gambit is almost certainly a non-starter with Democrats.
In a delayed report, the high court jurist acknowledged $900 concert tickets he received last year from businesswoman, socialite and Catholic activist Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, and amended his disclosure to reflect a previously omitted loan repayment.
In a delayed report, the high court jurist acknowledged $900 concert tickets he received last year from businesswoman, socialite and Catholic activist Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, and amended his disclosure to reflect a previously omitted loan repayment.
In a delayed report, the high court jurist acknowledged $900 concert tickets he received last year from businesswoman, socialite and Catholic activist Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, and amended his disclosure to reflect a previously omitted loan repayment.
In a delayed report, the high court jurist acknowledged $900 concert tickets he received last year from businesswoman, socialite and Catholic activist Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, and amended his disclosure to reflect a previously omitted loan repayment.
In a delayed report, the high court jurist acknowledged $900 concert tickets he received last year from businesswoman, socialite and Catholic activist Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, and amended his disclosure to reflect a previously omitted loan repayment.
