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While we've already posted an extensive
The only secret the Glenda Dawson campaign is keeping is that she’s dead.
Ever since we saw The Serpent and the Rainbow as a little kid, we've had this unnatural fear of being buried alive. Well, a Russian inventor by the name of Vitaly Malyukov must have watched the same movie cause he's designed a casket with a built-in panic button that lets you contact the living in case your quack of a doctor accidentally pronounces you dead. Pushing the panic button, which glows in the dark, alerts the cemetery caretaker who can then dig you back up after they return from their lunch break, of course, which means you'll end up dead one way or another. No word on pricing or availability.
In today’s “Heard on the Hill,” thrill to the terrifying tale of one Mississippi woman’s doomed correspondence with Senator Chuck Schumer, He-Who-Legislates-With-Ghosts!





While American politicians are usually 
