“And we need to pull our troops out of Afghanistan,” he said at a county party meeting and fundraiser. He also said that he would work to repeal the Seventeenth Amendment and pardon anyone serving time for drug or nuclear weapon possession convictions.
Billy Edwards wowed his classmates at Fairfield Union Middle School when he brought a county-party sized bag of Re-Legalize Cocaine, Re-Legalize Heroin, and other anti-drug war buttons to his seventh grade home room’s DARE presentation. By the time the police officer showed up to invite students to anonymously rat out their parents, the entire class was wearing them, making sure he would know exactly how easy an audience he was going to be talking to.
