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You know
Mike Dunafon: Mayor of Glendale, married to the owner of Shotgun Willie's strip club,
libertarian candidate for Colorado governor. He may not have a political resume with quite as much heft as his opponents, current governor John Hickenlooper and congressman Bob Beauprez. But he
does promise to make things interesting by doing things like, say, recording libertarian hip-hop lullabies with former Fugee and
aspiring candidate for Haitian president Wyclef Jean. You can (and really, really should) watch it below.
See also: All hail Mike Dunafon and Debbie Matthews, King and Queen of Glendale
The lyrics, like the slogans on signs held by various demographic groups throughout the video, champion the more popular side effects of Dunafon's political philosophy: Weed for everybody, down with taxes, etc.
Your move, Hick.
