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Congress takes steps to address and prevent sexual misconduct on Capitol Hill. (Sinclair Broadcast Group/Michelle Macaluso)

Claire McCaskill
Emily's List Annual Luncheon held at the Washington Convention Center
Washington

Featuring: Claire McCaskill
Where: DC, United States
When: 05 Mar 2007
Credit: Carrie Devorah / WENN

Claire McCaskill
Emily's List Annual Luncheon held at the Washington Convention Center
Washington

Featuring: Claire McCaskill
Where: DC, United States
When: 05 Mar 2007
Credit: Carrie Devorah / WENN

Claire McCaskill
Emily's List Annual Luncheon held at the Washington Convention Center
Washington

Featuring: Claire McCaskill
Where: DC, United States
When: 05 Mar 2007
Credit: Carrie Devorah / WENN

FILE - In this March 10, 2011, file photo, Rep. Jackie Speier D-Calif., listens to testimony during a hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington. One current and three former female members of Congress tell The Associated Press they have been sexually harassed or subjected to hostile sexual comments by their male colleagues while serving in the House. Speier of California has recently gone public with an account of being sexually assaulted by a male chief of staff while she was a congressional staffer. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon, File)

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