New Ron Paul music video sure to ignite The Revolution
(Note to Reader: A Ticket update on the previous "Nearly-naked Hotties 4 Ron Paul" pin-up calendar item appears at the end of this item.)
Better late than never.
As several loyal Ticket readers have thoughtfully tipped us, Rep. Ron Paul now has his very own campaign music video, albeit an "unofficial" one assembled by equally loyal supporters and released just the other day in time for Tuesday's primaries in Texas, Ohio and two lesser states somewhere in the East.
The new video involves a woman by the name of Aimee Allen waking up in what appears to be a radio studio. It's a symbolic scene -- get it?
Like the country waking up to the impending Ron Paul Revolution, which would involve electing the 72-year-old former ob-gyn and current Republican as commander-in-chief in the White House, radically downsizing the federal government, bringing our troops home, restoring the Constitution and abolishing several government institutions that infringe on individual rights. (That explains the handcuffs and a shadowy figure duct-taping Allen's mouth a couple of times.)
Covering all that in a 3:37 music video is quite an accomplishment. But nothing is beyond the reach of Paul supporters, who've made him the most successful GOP fundraiser in recent months, although he hasn't won any primary elections.
Instead of brushing her teeth, the first thing the newly-wakened performer does is start to sing. And there are many opportunities for sharp film cuts to her militantly marching, leaning into the camera, raising her fist, jumping up and down and the usual physical antics required to keep the current generation watching. Oh, and a couple of nearly-naked female chests.
There's a quick speech quote of Dr. Paul's, the 72-year-old libertarian-like Texas congressman who's also facing a party primary challenge in his home House district next Tuesday.
It's a rhythmic song involving phrases like "start a revolution," "break down illegal institutions," "never gonna give up the fight," "save our constitutional rights" and "boo yah."
And to our knowledge this Paul anthem is the first campaign music video's lyrics of the 07-08 political season to mention the IRS, the Patriot Act and the much-despised Federal Reserve.
Ms. Allen's prominent tattoos also add a nice, threatening biker touch to the music's theme. And we bet by the time you've watched the video 25 or 30 times, you'll have the words down perfectly.
You'll then feel an irresistible urge to join The Revolution. But, first, click on the Read More line just below here.
--Andrew Malcolm
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(UPDATE: Some loyal Ticket readers may remember a recent story we published about the 2008 Hotties 4 Ron Paul Pin-Up calendar. As a result of the item, its publisher, Juliet Annerino, a Ron Paul supporter (and Miss July), sold her remaining copies. However, she has gone back to the printer's for a limited resupply at $15 plus shipping, which can be reserved via e-mail at: Hotties4RonPaul@hotmail.com
To refresh your memory and see some photos, click here.








What an exciting development! Freedom is ...sexy.
Posted by: wearefree | February 29, 2008 at 04:45 PM
I like it.
Ron Paul 08
Posted by: Michi | February 29, 2008 at 06:59 PM
Most honorable Mr. Malcolm,
Another wonderful peice on the Revolution! You're the best! No seriously, like the best EVER! Andrew Malcolm, friend of the Ron Paul Revolution!!! Malcolm, please visit RonPaul2008.com to donate!
Mr. Malcolm, I know things are REALLY tough out there for Ron Paul Revolutionarees like ourselves, but please, please never give up!! Please promise me Malcolm!? Thanks, YO DA BEST! hehe!!! call me Andrew, you silly silly man
Posted by: Matt | February 29, 2008 at 07:52 PM
this video is well done. strange or bewildering at times, it will be sure to capture the attention of anyone who sees and hears this, and alert those who are still oblivious to the extreme state of emergency the american republic is actually in, being under domestic threat of complete annihilation of all the principles the nation was built on.
yes, it is nice to see that those who made the video were thoughtful enough to include the visual stimuli to prolong the attention span of the older generations as well - and evidently not in a measure that would keep them from understanding the message as well; although they might look for an excuse to view the clip as often as 25 or 30 times.
Posted by: dave | March 01, 2008 at 12:49 AM
Thank you, Aimee Allen and Suicide Girls! Nice video!
And for those who might be interested in an absolutely last chance to get a "Hotties 4 Ron Paul" Pin-up Calendar, we've decided to do a very limited re-print of 100 copies for our tireless Revolutionaries!
If you'd like to reserve one or more (limit 5 per address) please drop us a line indicating how many at Hotties4RonPaul@Hotmail.com
"Beauty will save the world"
~ Fydor Dostoevsky
"Hotties will rock the Revolution!"
~ Juliet Annerino
For Peace, Love & Liberty,
JA
Posted by: Juliet Annerino | March 01, 2008 at 12:51 AM
How about three front end loaders lifting him up or blue collars in a warehouse driving some forklift or a pic of his peripheral view amongst some Us vets in physical therapy or arriving at occupational therapy. Any pic of kids in school doing a recital or theatre performance with some "catchy"
music in the backdrop.
Posted by: nancy | March 01, 2008 at 06:01 PM
There are enough such songs that have been written about Dr Paul, and the r3V0Lution to fill 2-3 albums, easy. And they are all very good. They're pretty much all on youtube, but for some good examples, see:
http://www.ronpaulforpresident2008.com/pages/music.html
Andrew, here is one I'm sure you'll really get a kick out of:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yBw5mmy_ho
Posted by: lastnymleft | March 05, 2008 at 06:52 AM
America has become what the founders fought to overcome. Individual rights, accountable leadership, the just principles that we used to define ourselves, has created a change in our image of what we are. We are entering a time where the continuity of government requires a war (or some other great crisis) to maintain it's powers over the citizens. The North American Union is at the gates, (or should I say Hannibal)
Posted by: John | March 05, 2008 at 07:00 AM
The revolution is not about one man. It is about taking America back from Big Government and those behind the scenes. Tyranny is here, NOW! Long live the revolution!!!!
Posted by: Clay | March 07, 2008 at 08:46 AM
Nice music video and great concept about music to rock on.
Posted by: openmusicdoors | June 09, 2009 at 10:03 PM