On the recordJune 8, 2010
I have often thought--someone once said that--I say this facetiously before I read about it tomorrow in the paper--that in order to vote, you have to run for public office.
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congress.govChris Dodd: “I have often thought--someone once said that--I say this facetiously before I read about it tomorrow in the paper--that…”
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Dodd humorously reflects on the experience of running for office as a prerequisite for voting.
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