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    Editorial: The downfall of Aaron Schock: Greed and ego

    by The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board, Chicago Tribune Mar 11, 2019 2 minutes

    In a case that began with a curious Washington Post reporter and an office tour, federal prosecutors have agreed to drop corruption charges against former Illinois congressman Aaron Schock if he pays fines and back taxes.

    Indicted in November 2016 on 24 charges alleging he grossly misspent campaign and

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