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August 1, 2010

Quote Of The Day

by Brad Warbiany

Barney Frank, on the internet gaming legalization:

“Some adults will spend their money foolishly, but it is not the purpose of the federal government to prevent them legally from doing it,” Mr. Frank said.

Yeah, that wouldn’t be the pot calling the kettle black or anything, right?

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