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a number of ethically troubled Republicans, and said the NRCC best be 
ready to walk away from theses scandal-plagued Republicans next.But the 
long list of political and ethical wrongdoing isnt confined to one party.Democrats 
are up to their ears with controversial candidates, Republican strategist 
Ron Bonjean told FoxNews.com. Before he (Ferguson) throws a stone, he should 
probably stop and realize he lives in a glass house.Calls to Ferguson 
for comment were not immediately returned.Both Republicans and Democrats 
have been battling bad behavior from their candidates for decades and have 
had to choose who to support and who to cut off.Despite Thursdays 
statement, the DCCC has found itself in the same position before.In June 
2011, DCCC Chairman Steve Israel, for instance, called on New York Rep. 
Anthony Weiner to step down from his congressional seat after he was 
caught and then later admitted to sending sexually suggestive pictures of 
himself to women.Anthonys inappropriate behavior has become an insurmountable 
distraction to the House and our work for the American people, Israel 
said at the time. With a heavy heart, I call on Anthony 
to resign. I pray for his family and hope that Anthony will 
take time to get the help he needs without the distractions and 
added pressures of Washington, D.C.In October 2010, Tennessee House candidate 
Roy Herron said the DCCC was pulling funding support after he said 
he wouldnt support Rep. Nancy Pelos
 April 19, 2013: Tarek Ahmed says he was working at a Cambridge 
gas station when a carjacking victim ran into his store.FoxNews.com/Jana 
WinterApril 19, 2013: The gas station where the Boston Marathon bombing 
suspects reportedly pushed carjacking victim out of their vehicles.FoxNews.com/Jana 
WinterTarek Ahmed was working at gas station in Cambridge, Mass. Thursday 
night when a young man ran into his store screaming."Call the police! 
Call the police! These people are trying to kill me!"The young man 
was allegedly carjacked at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by 
the two men authorities now say have been identified as the Boston 
Marathon bombing suspects.Authorities said early Friday the suspects dropped 
off the victim after driving around with him for about 30 minutes.Ahmed, 
45, described the young man as Caucasian and between 20 and 25 
years old. He said the young man ran into his store "shaking 
and scared and very nervous.""I thought he was drunk. I didn't believe 
him when he came in it just sounded very crazy," Ahmed told 
FoxNews.com in an exclusive interview.Ahmed let the man into the back room 
to use the phone to call the authorities."He just came in and 
said, 'call police, call police someone is trying to kill me,' " 
Ahmed said. "They stole car and dropped him off. It was very 
scary.""He came very fast and was nervous and was afraid of the 
guy. He said they pushed him out of car," he continued. "When 
this guy came, I think

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