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Next-Generation McDermott Aide Tries Power on for Size

When I was a wee lad, bring your kid to work day — aka anytime my grandmother was unavailable to watch my mischievous self — usually meant getting dumped in front of a typewriter in some empty office and being instructed to “have fun.”  

Noah Korley evidently has way more game than I did (do).  

(Courtesy Team McDermott)
(Courtesy Team McDermott)

The young son of Tiana Korley, senior health counsel in the office of Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Wash., spent part of his day on the Hill composing a whole new script for the Affordable Care Act debate.  

“Noah has been in the office twice before; one time was during the passage of the ACA — hence his expert work on floor remarks today,” Team McDermott said of the mini messaging guru’s latest visit.  

(Psst, kid: There’s a candy bar in it for ya if you bring us any papers in the office marked “CONFIDENTIAL.”)

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