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Why lawmakers across the country are suddenly smitten with the idea of curbing violent video games may be somewhat of a mystery, but the answer could lie in the fact that the topic makes good drama -- and skilled politicians know how to use drama to their advantage. Professor Robert D. Richards says all of the publicity is fueling the political metabolism of lawmakers nationwide who are introducing bills -- estimated to be more than 50 across the country -- to curb access by minors to these games.
May 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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