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Jello Biafra Answers Michael Savage

By Lance Gould

Boston Phoenix | May 22, 2008

When news broke of Senator Ted Kennedy's brain tumor, talk-radio host Michael Savage used the occasion to plumb the depths of tastelessness by playing 1979's "California Uber Alles" by -- you got it -- Dead Kennedys. That band's frontman had this to say in return.

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Tags: media, Ted Kennedy, Dead Kennedys

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