Jury weighs D.C. Madam case

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U.S. Sen. David Vitter was spared giving embarrassing testimony in the D.C. Madam trial as both the government and the defendant rested their cases Monday.

Prosecutors opened the racketeering case against Deborah Palfrey last week, calling the witness stand “the hottest seat in D.C. this summer.”

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