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The Rabbit and the Representative

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From "Hawaii shorts" to gifts at Disneyland, Rep. Duncan Hunter and his wife pleaded not guilty to using over $250,000 in campaign funds for personal use.

The 60-count indictment offered a detailed look into spending that ranged from lavish to mundane.

Hunter, internet-famous for vaping during a committee meeting, is charged with using campaign funds for everything from a family vacation to Italy to oral surgery. Even the family rabbit's $600 air travel has been in the spotlight in what a spokesman called "in-cabin rabbit transport fees."

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