Bromwell wants to keep tainted home

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From the sprawling front porch to the columns inspired by his favorite show ? HBO mob series “The Sopranos” ? Thomas Bromwell was proud of his home.

But when construction costs and $3,000 mortgage payments cast the former state senator into debt, he parlayed his political influence into cash. Now facing almost certain prison time and $2 million in forfeited cash and property, the once-powerful Democrat is fighting to keep the prized possession that started it all: his home.

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