That might not be how intended his argument to go

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I'm trying to get my hands on this, as I heard a brief clip, and it was hilarious.

Apparently, some tech savvy politicos are taking portions of attorney Pat Duffy's arguments and recorded statements on the Sutton matter, remixing them, and setting them to music. The one I heard was set to an R&B track, and the result was a very "Barry White-eque" mantra about getting "lathered up."

Ok, SOMEONE out there has it. E-mail me, and tell me where I can find it.

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