Friday, September 9, 2011

State House Roundup: ‘Virtually Unemployable’ | WBUR

State House Roundup: ‘Virtually Unemployable’ | WBUR

"One of the things I think about in connection with this case, which person is more dangerous in our country? Somebody who is doing what everybody he knows does, selling crack on the corner for maybe 75 or 50 bucks, or people who are undermining our democracy by successfully, or up to a point, conspiring to sell public office?”

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