Pennsylvania Congressman Who Settled Ex-Aide's Sexual Harassment Complaint Won't Seek Re-election
A Republican congressman from Pennsylvania who settled a former aide's sexual harassment complaint with taxpayer money will not seek re-election.
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A Republican congressman from Pennsylvania who settled a former aide's sexual harassment complaint with taxpayer money will not seek re-election.
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