My letter regarding Rep. Alvin Holmes claim that a drug dealer was operating out of the Alabama State House was published in today's Montgomery Advertiser.
Drug Dealing Claim Raises Questions
In response to Rep. Alvin Holmes' claim that a drug dealer set up shop in the Statehouse and now has a claim on his life, I have four things to say.
# Who were the drugs being dealt to?
# In order to find out the answer to that, I say we drug-test all elected officials and state employees and find out. If I have to be drug-tested to work at Wal-Mart, and kids have to be drug tested to play in the band, then those elected to run government, control the checkbook of the entire state and be in a position of power, which they use to put other people in prison for using drugs, certainly should be drug-tested.
And they should be in line way, way, way ahead of anyone else. I'll even supply the cups.
# If drugs were legal, then this would be a moot conversation and Rep. Holmes would not fear for his life.
# Anyone who thinks politicians don't use drugs is smoking way stronger stuff than I am.
Loretta Nall
Alexander City
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2 comments:
I shit chickens when I read about this in your previous blog. Not because I'm suprised. I just bet some state house weed is as dank as it comes.
I wish they would drug test them all so we could find out who's holding the DANK ;)
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