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Carpetbagger Jay Feely lost his temper and started yelling at a candidate forum, prompting the group's organizer to admonish him. Is this someone who has the temperament to be in Congress, if he's already losing his temper merely now on the campaign trail? The organizer interrupted his meltdown, saying...

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