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Lessons from a man called Dee By The News-Enterprise Once upon a time, in a more uncomplicated America, elected officials were viewed as public servants. In legislative circles, the art of compromise was appreciated and debates over issues were possible without angry rancor and name calling. The process of doing the people's business had elements of collegiality. Walter D. Huddleston came from that time. His recent death and tributes describing this hard-working, low-key and fair-minded man make us long for his era. Read the full article at thenewsenterprise.com This story was posted on 2018-11-01 16:10:55
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