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Early Addition: Santorum Booed For Comparing Gay Marriage And Polygamy
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Ben Yakas
Published Jan 6, 2012
Modified Jan 6, 2012
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- A "Brandy bandit" who robbed 11 Dunkin’ Donuts, T-Mobile stores and motels at gunpoint was caught after he left a fingerprint on a cheap bottle of booze.
- Rick Santorum compared gay marriage to polygamy in New Hampshire, got roundly booed.
- A homeless camp in NJ is facing eviction.
- It sounds like Keith Olbermann isn't very happy with how things are going at Current TV.
- Mike Tyson is Herman Cain in this Funny or Die/Yahoo! Republican presidential debate parody.
- A Nashville news anchor made a Seinfeld reference on air.
- Archie comics just celebrated its first gay wedding.
- The former Australian Prime Minister is much cooler than any of our ex-presidents.
- A 14-year-old was killed in a terrible hit-and-run accident in Brooklyn.
- And finally, check out a video documenting baby cockatiels' first 30 days.
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