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In Washington, the 'Me Wall' Still Trumps the Selfie

Grip-and-Grin Portraits With Powerful Retain Prestige; Older Is Better

By

Elizabeth Williamson

Selfies have assumed a place in politics. But the measure of true Washington insiders can still be gauged by the stately photos displayed on their office walls.

WASHINGTON—In a wood-paneled office in the tony Willard Hotel complex near the White House, lobbyist Rick Hohlt works surrounded by himself.

Smiling down from every wall of the elegant suite and winding down the hallway are photographs of Mr. Hohlt posed with presidents, political candidates, European leaders and Pope John Paul II.

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