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es Rangel acknowledges that he's in uncharted territory. "I've never had to go through this before," he said, sitting in his fund-raising office in Harlem earlier this week. It is a once-unthinkable predicament for Rangel, first elected in 1970 and arguably once the most powerful African-American elec

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e to stand for us in Congress? Check out an excerpt below: Rep. Charles Rangel gears up for his toughest reelection fight of his career le,'Rep. Charles B. Rangel Rep. Charles Rangel says this is one primary he's not taking for granted. Rep. Charles Rangel acknowledges that he's in uncharted territory. "I'v

in Islands resident, while denying that his interest in the matter was influenced by tens of thousands of dollars donated by Virgin Islanders to the Harlem Democrat's recent re-election campaigns. As The New York Sun reported in front-page stories in 2003, tax breaks offered by the Virgin Islands's Ec

g to representatives of the U.S. Virgin Islands who lobbied Congress yesterday to reopen the loophole. "It's not fair what they're doing here," Mr. Rangel said of Washington's efforts to impose stricter residency requirements for filing taxes as a Virgin Islands resident, while denying that his interes

We're going to need your support to re-elect Charlie Rangel, the Lion of Lenox Avenue. Will you donate today to return him to Congress, leition of Harlem The Lion of Harlem is fighting for us. Anyone familiar with Charlie Rangel's career knows how he's delivered. He sponsored the Affordable Care Act

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