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: The Volokh ConspiracySchultz ?Misspoke,? But He?d Still Cheat
By Jonathan H. Adler
Radio talker Ed Schultz clarifies his comment from last week that he?d vote ten times in Massachusetts if he could get away with it. From the Radio Equalizer:
An apology right off the top here on the Ed Schultz show today, great to have you with us. I misspoke on Friday. I?m sorry, I?m sorry. I meant to say, if I could vote 20 times, that?s what I?d do (guffaws) . . . .
They want me off the air, of course they do! This Radio Equalizer guy or whoever the hell he is, they dissect every word, they?ll take a clip out and they?ll say he said this. Let me be very clear ? I?m not advocating voter fraud, I?m just telling you what I would do. That?s how bad I want Scott Brown to lose!
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Full post as published by The Volokh Conspiracy on January 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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