Originally published Wednesday, October 29, 2008 at 10:15 AM
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Republican candidate for governor Dino Rossi says he had to cancel interviews and a Wednesday luncheon appearance to give a statement to lawyers in Seattle.
Republican candidate for governor Dino Rossi says he had to cancel interviews and a Wednesday luncheon appearance to give a statement to lawyers in Seattle.
He's being questioned for a lawsuit that accuses the Building Industry Association of Washington of illegally raising funds for his campaign.
Before starting the four-hour deposition Rossi and former Republican Sen. Slade Gorton told reporters that the lawsuit is politically motivated by Democratic backers of Gov. Chris Gregoire.
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