Teen who tried to sell his vote charged with felony, yet politicians do it all the time
One vote: Going once, going twice, charged!
Max Sanders, a University of Minnesota student who tried to sell his vote on eBay for a minimum of $10, got no offers, but he did get charged with a felony.
By ABBY SIMONS, Star Tribune
Last update: July 3, 2008 - 11:17 PM
They stood to profit from this. Where are the charges against them?
The rules were simple enough, Max Sanders wrote on the online auction posting.
The 19-year-old University of Minnesota student was undecided in the presidential election. So for a minimum of $10, he'd vote for whomever you liked, or, if you so chose, for no one at all.
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Max Sanders, a University of Minnesota student who tried to sell his vote on eBay for a minimum of $10, got no offers, but he did get charged with a felony.
By ABBY SIMONS, Star Tribune
Last update: July 3, 2008 - 11:17 PM
They stood to profit from this. Where are the charges against them?
The rules were simple enough, Max Sanders wrote on the online auction posting.
The 19-year-old University of Minnesota student was undecided in the presidential election. So for a minimum of $10, he'd vote for whomever you liked, or, if you so chose, for no one at all.
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