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"You would think in the 24-hour news cycle, something like this would slip through," says Roll Call's John McArdle, who was the first to report US Sen. Larry Craig's arrest. New York Times Washington bureau chief Dean Baquet tells Joe Strupp: "I am not so shocked that it would not get out. The way things work, sometimes if you have a misdemeanor arrest, they don't make their way out here. It was not in his state. My guess is if it had happened at La Guardia Airport or at an airport in Washington it might be different."
> A Twin Cities reporter has four answers to E&P's question (City Pages)
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