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Dodd Cancels Red Sox Giveaway Under Legal Constraints

Chris Dodd's campaign has been forced to cancel their baseball promotion, in which small donors would be entered in a drawing to attend a Red Sox game with the candidate in exchange for a contribution of $20.04 — in honor of the most recent year in which the team won the World Series.

Legally, a ticket is not the property of the holder, but is instead a license issued under certain conditions by Major League Baseball. As such, only MLB can approve a ticket promotion, and they have now asked Dodd's campaign to stop this politically-related giveaway.


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Odd flashback to one of the faux Reid scandals from last year and whether he was being bribed when given tickets to boxing matches in Vegas.

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Boo!

Boooooooooooooooooooooo!

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Just ridiculous. Now that this country's insane corporate coup under the "intellectual property" banner has bitten a senator, maybe we'll start to get some action on dumping it en masse and starting over from scratch.

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Mr. Kleefeld,

It has come to our attention that your weblog has recited an account of our actions without the direct, written consent of MLB...

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