David Pakman
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Alvin Greene Breakdown in South Carolina, Ben Quayle Fallen Far from the Tree?
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7:43Now Playing--South Carolina Senate hopeful Alvin Greene is indicted on obscenity charges for showing a college student pornography, and he loses all control when a reporter goes to his house to find out whether he will stay in the race.
--Ben Quayle is running for Congreesman from Arizona, and his campaign commercials claim both that Barack Obama is the worst President in history, and that he was "raised right," presumably by his father, former Vice President Dan Quayle. We look at Ben's former jobs, including writing for a porno website, the family pictures he took for his campaign with children who were not actually his, and revisit some of his father's best quotes.
Broadcast on August 18, 2010
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