CQ Roll Call: 70 Years of Editorial Independence

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CQ Roll Call: 70 Years of Editorial Independence

By JM Rieger

Posted September 18, 2015 at 2:54pm

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Since 1945, CQ Roll Call has built and maintained its reputation for fair and accurate coverage, both about the personalities who shape legislation and the often arcane rituals through which those laws are shaped.

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