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When my father was ill with colon cancer, he asked me if I could take him around with me on a “typical” day of work. Part of that day included a meeting with then Rep. Barbara Mikulski. I had a scheduled interview with her. During the first part of the meeting, my dad, Morton Jacobs, and the Congresswoman started a lively, expressive conversation about politics, Baltimore and family life. I had to finally interrupt the two and ask that I be able to get some more notes in for the interview. It was unfortunately just a few days later that my dad passed away. I received a letter shortly after from Rep. Mikulski, expressing her sorrow and admiration for my dad. I still keep that letter. U.S. Senator Mikulski has always been one of my heroes. She stands up… read more

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