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Howard Stern

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In 1994, the popular shock jock surprised listeners when he revealed on his radio show that he’d be running for governor of New York as a Libertaria­n. “It doesn’t matter if you find me offensive,” he announced. “I’ll get out of office before I can really screw anything up.” Promising to reinstate the death penalty and order road constructi­on crews to only work at night, Stern was scorned by the media and eventually dropped out of the race, after refusing to disclose his personal finances.

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CHRYSTYNA CZAJKOWSKY, AP

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