Paul S. Ryan

Campaign Legal Center

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Founding President and general counsel of the Campaign Legal Center, a campaign watchdog group

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Just under 7000 votes edged six-term Republican Senator Thad Cochran over the line to victory in his closely watched race yesterday in Mississippi against a more conservative…

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