I think that it is very difficult to take a look at ourselves and say, 'You know what? People think we are crooked.'
Jon Tester: “I think that it is very difficult to take a look at ourselves and say, 'You know what? People think we are crooked.'”
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Tester reflects on public perception of corruption among politicians.
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