The following appeared in the May 8, 2013 edition of the Liberator Online, the official publication of The Advocates for Self-Government. Ron Paul was the Libertarian Party candidate for president in 1988 and is a lifetime LP member.
In January 2008 Paul shocked Republican audiences during the presidential debates by declaring: “We need to repeal the whole War on Drugs. It isn’t working. We don’t have to have more courts and more prisons. This has to change. …We need to come to our senses.”
In his wildest dreams Paul surely never imagined his words would become, of all things, a pop song — and that he’d be “singing” it in a music video along with other prominent Drug War critics, including New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and filmmaker Kevin Smith.
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Great video.
RC is correct, the title of the article is not “all good.” It should be changed to “Anti-Drug-War Video” or something else that communicates the intended meaning more clearly.
This headline would be way clearer if is said “Anti-Drug-War…”
As it reads now, it implies it’s an anti-drug and a war music video….
It is catchy.
Funny how you have Chris Christie in it too. As a governor couldn’t he help push legalization in his state? Guess not.