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George Will on Sestak issue: “Politics is a transactional business ... There's nothing wrong with it”

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 05/30/10 11:33 AM EDT

From the May 30 edition of ABC's This Week:

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Previously:

Discussing Sestak, Fox's Briggs advances falsehood that “it's a crime”; Camerota responds, “Not exactly”

On Fox, law prof Hasen dismantles argument that Sestak offer was illegal, slams network's “breathless” coverage

Baier, Hayes push Sestak crime falsehood based on flawed legal interpretation

CREW's Sloan: “Nothing remotely close to the line” in Sestak allegations, “nothing illegal here”

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