DallasMorning News Phil Gramm Papers 1988-1993

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DallasMorning News Phil Gramm Papers 1988-1993

In 1993, two formeraides of United States Senator Phil Gramm provided the with confidential memos anddocuments from Gramm’s 1990 reelection campaign. These documents form the basisof a two-day series of five articles by Richard Whittle, which appeared on July25 and 26, 1993, in the . Thearticles concern Gramm’s alleged misuse of taxpayer money during his campaign,such as using Senate-paid staff for campaign activities and designatingcampaign media events as Senate-related activities Dallas Morning News Dallas Morning News

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