It isn't much at this point, but the rail route in Cambodia linking Phnom Penh to Vietnam still might be worth a look for junketing lawmakers. (Mike Eckel)
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By Al Kamen Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
The midterm elections left House Democrats depressed and exhausted. Elated Republicans are working 24-7, preparing to take over. Both sides need a break.
And what better place to chill than in beautiful Cambodia for the week between Christmas and New Year's? The weather should be mid-80s and sunny.
Sunrise at stunning Angkor Wat, the beautiful carvings at nearby Bayon, a slow boat down the Mekong and then local markets for exquisite silk scarves - cheap. Best of all, it's free! Even bestest, you might get to go on a military jet. (No scanners, no one touching your junk, no lines at immigration or customs, and your bags magically appear when you need them.)
But hurry! An e-mail invitation we got Monday from Rep. Laura Richardson (D-Calif.) , who's putting
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