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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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From: Brumar895/22/2008 9:42:57 PM
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NORMALLY, THEY HAVE TO COMPLETE AT LEAST ONE TERM before achieving this sense of entitlement:

Good Grief!

Capitol Weekly reports that newly elected California Congresswoman Laura Richardson walked away from the mortgage on her $535,000 Sacramento home, letting the house slip into foreclosure and disrepair less than two years after she bought it with no money down.

"While being elevated to Congress in a 2007 special election, Richardson apparently stopped making payments on her new Sacramento home, and eventually walked away from it, leaving nearly $600,000 in unpaid loans and fees," the publication reports.

Richardson, a Democrat from Long Beach, declined to comment for the Capitol Weekly story, and her office did not immediately respond to a request for comment from LA Land.

On the other hand, this makes the budget deficit easier to understand . . . .

UPDATE: An update says that Richardson denies the story.

posted at 06:00 PM by Glenn Reynolds

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