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Flashback: Rangel Addresses Ethics Questions

Meredith Jessup  |  July 23, 2010 3:25 PM
Since Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y., is back in the news for his alleged multiple ethics violations, it seems only fitting to remind everyone how the (temporarily stepped down) chairman of the House Ways & Means Committee responded to these allegations in the past.  Jason Mattera confronted him on Capitol Hill not too long ago...
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Let's see what Rangel's thoughtful response was:



"Why don't you mind your own g-- d----- business?"
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