Mitch McConnell: Fueled by tobacco and whiskey

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"… Congressional leaders.Addison Mitchell “Mitch” McConnell, 68, a former Congressional aide and Department of Justice staffer, was elected Jefferson County, Kentucky …"

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"… about Galinsky’s claim against the bank, a Bank of America spokeswoman, Shirley Norton, said “we can’t comment except to say that it is without merit.”Nort …"

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New whistleblower cases allege continued bank fraud

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"… the ruling.“This is an old matter dating from 2008,” bank spokeswoman Shirley Norton said. “We are disappointed with the ruling and plan to exercise our …"