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Congressman Doug Lamborn (middle) (R-CO) stares at Maria Gunnoe (hair only visible in foreground, left) during another hearing his committee hosted on Sept. 26, 2011 in Charleston, W.Va. More info here: https://ohvec.org/newsletters/woc_2011_12/. Photo by Vivian Stockman.
“I accept the judgment of professional staff,” Lamborn said Tuesday. “If it’s inappropriate, I don’t think I should be viewing it. The fewer people who viewed it, the better.”
That from Rep. Lamborn in a Denver Post article this morning titled “Rep. Lamborn panel blocks bath photo over child-porn concerns.”
He also said, “If it’s inappropriate, I don’t think I should be viewing it. The fewer people who viewed it, the better.”
Guess that backfired.
The Colorado Springs Gazette ran a story, too, “Lamborn panel axes photo of child bathing in polluted water,” and it’s among the paper’s “most viewed” stories so far today.
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