"I
think about her a lot. And I often say, you know what, I wish I could
have, like, 10 minutes with her and just sit her down and talk to her
and say ... you know, 'cause who doesn't remember her in The Parent
Trap, this incredible movie, this bright young actress with this bright
young life? And now all of the things you read about her, you feel
badly. You just want to kinda go out and just talk to her and say, you
know, 'You can do better and be better.'
-- Sen. Scott Brown on how much he's pondered the troubled career of Lindsay Lohan, speaking on Talk Radio Network's America's Morning News. In his new book, Brown admits that when he was a kid, he got in trouble for shoplifting, a charge that landed Lohan in court this month.
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