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Associated Press | Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
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Serial plagiarist Timothy Goeglein has quit his job as White House middleman with conservatives and Christian groups. "The president was disappointed to learn of the matter and he was saddened for Tim and his family," says White House press secretary Dana Perino. The Fort Wayne News-Sentinel found that 20 of 38 of Goeglein's columns published in the past eight years contained portions copied from other sources without attribution.
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