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"My momma taught me to play by the rules and respect those rules. My mother taught me, and I’m sure your mother taught you, that when you decide change the rules, middle of the game, end of the game, that is referred to as cheatin’," – Donna Brazile.

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Posted on May 31 2008 @ 3:33pmAuthor Andrew SullivanCategories The Dish

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