Have We Seen All This Before?
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That's the question that Mary Lahammer is asking at the Capitol as this year's...
That's the question that Mary Lahammer is asking at the Capitol as this year's legislative start seems to strongly resemble last year's.
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Have We Seen All This Before?
Clip: Season 2005 Episode 21 | 4m 44sVideo has Closed Captions
That's the question that Mary Lahammer is asking at the Capitol as this year's legislative start seems to strongly resemble last year's.
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