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Sen. Mary Landrieu lends a hand for keg stand

By  Chad Merda
   
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We’re not sure if it’ll help her win any votes in November, but Democratic Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu showed that she knows how to relate to the voters, especially at a Louisiana State football game.

Over the weekend, Landrieu was working the crowd in Baton Rouge.

There were people drinking. And a keg. So she did what any good person would do. She offered up an assist:

h/t: ABC News


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