Mommy's Little Senate Candidate May Have Taken His First Steps Toward Financial Adulthood
James Talarico, 37, may have finally taken his first step on the road to financial independence. The Democratic candidate appears to have drawn down the checking account he shares with his mommy, Tamara Talarico, according to his latest fin
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James Talarico, 37, may have finally taken his first step on the road to financial independence. The Democratic candidate appears to have drawn down the checking account he shares with his mommy, Tamara Talarico, according to his latest financial disclosure.
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