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<p>Here is Jon Edwards during his recent appearance on the Brain Lehrer show where the host asked Edwards about YouTube's impact on campaign, and specifically about a two-minute clip of <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AE847UXu3Q">Edwards fixing his hair</a>.</p>

"But they're entitled to do that. What's wrong with that?" 

<p>Edwards went on to say that sort of thing goes with the territory and overall, it's good to see candidates unscripted.</p>

<em>-- Azi Paybarah</em>]]></description>
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