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After Jim DeMint, Heritage will develop a ‘much closer and tighter relationship’ with lobbying arm

By Philip Wegmann
Published May 5, 2017 9:29pm ET
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After Jim DeMint, Heritage will develop a ‘much closer and tighter relationship’ with lobbying arm
Even though Senator DeMint's people are gone, politics are apparently at Heritage to stay. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File) | Susan Walsh

They tossed Jim DeMint from the throne Tuesday, ostensibly because he was too political, and soon a few members of the Heritage Foundation’s board of directors will be disappointed.

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