Fourteen Years and a Single Ledger from the Autumn Election

at the entrance had finally quieted by ten o’clock, leaving only the distant echo of footsteps in the grand marble corridors.

Peter Zeidenberg sat at the defense table, tapping his heavy fountain pen against his palm.

Behind him, I sat in the second row of benches, keeping the thick binders of campaign records stacked in neat rows on my knees.

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