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Senator’s Capitol Hill Party for ‘BabyDog’ the Bulldog Draws Large Crowd
Justice said his bulldog’s Capitol Hill birthday celebration used no taxpayer money and did not interfere with Senate business.
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Sen. James Justice held a Capitol Hill birthday party for his bulldog, drawing online criticism from fellow Republicans who said the Senate should focus on election legislation. Justice said no taxpayer money was used and the party did not interfere with Senate business.
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Senator who held the Capitol Hill birthday party for his bulldog and defended the event against criticism.
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