Politicians Agree to Lie Detectors During Debate

December 31st, 1969 | Category: Gadget News

Two Indiana congressional candidates agreed to be wired to LIE DETECTORS DURING THEIR DEBATE! Republican challenger Mike Sodrel and Libertarian candidate Eric Schansberg both agreed to polygraphs during a scheduled October

21 debate, and the third candidate, Democratic incumbent Baron Hill, refused to comment. The strange procedure was proposed by Ninth District Republican Party Chairman Larry Shickles.

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