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'Tony Soprano' is a hit, man, at Senate ID office.(Through the Wire)(Brief article)

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| August 09, 2010 | COPYRIGHT 2009 Reed Business Information, Inc. (US). (Hide copyright information)Copyright

HBO HAS JOINED NBC IN helping the Senate ID Office get its message across to Capitol Hill reporters.

Scribes making annual pilgrimages to renew their press passes have for several years now been greeted by framed examples of ID cards, all with the same fake name: Cosmo Kramer (the Michael Richards character in Seinfeld).

Those examples remained on display even after Richards' famous racist rant.

But on a recent trip to the ID of fice, another TV reference had appeared.

Posted in front of the bins holding the neck chains, covers and clips for the photo-ID cards was a sign bearing a picture of The Sopranos' Tony Soprano (portrayed by James …

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