Andrew Price 
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As you may have heard, a candidate for governor of New York named Jimmy McMillan stole the show at last night's debate with a single, hilarious, cogent message: Rent is too damn high.
Is this evidence for or against the argument that we should let more people participate in political debates? I'm on the fence.
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