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Reid Land Deal Raises Questions
There is a debate over whether Senate majority leader Harry Reid's purchase of undeveloped land in northern Arizona from his friend Clair Haycock at less than one tenth of its assessed value was ethical. Because Reid introduced legislation six months after the deal to help lubricant dealers and Haycock so happens to be a lubricant dealer, it may not be entirely unreasonable for some to claim that the senator violated congressional ethics.
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Yeah, that seems pretty sketchy to me, do you have the link?
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