Washington, D.C. is full of losers.
Think about it: For every elected official on Capitol Hill, there's one (or sometimes more) candidate who went down in defeat and is now slumming it as a lobbyist, working as a political consultant or grinding it out on the public speaker circuit. When the last ballot is counted and a victor is crowned, the media moves on to cover the winner's term in office, leaving the loser alone to slink away from public life.
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