Quoted in this article in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Jessica Levinson,
a professor of political law at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, said
it appeared that Donnelly "was just calling out two sides of the debate"
when he said he would allow the sale of the Nazi flag, the Israeli flag
or any other flag in a state-run store.
"It's completely
defensible to say, 'There are good things, there are bad things, and I
won't vote to ban any of them,' " Levinson said. "But when voters hear
it together, that's not how it plays."
She added, "Whenever a comparison is made to Hitler or Nazis, it's never good politics."
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