Willie Nelson

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Elizabeth McAdoo has been busy making videos to spread the word about Dennis Kucinich using Willie Nelson’s and Amy Nelson’s A Peaceful Solution soundtrack. Elizabeth’s first video shows us that we have a peace candidate ready to lead us to a peaceful resolution.

Our responsibility becomes taking an active role by voting. When we cast our vote we speak not only for ourselves but also for all the children and animals that rely on us to choose a peaceful solution.

This second video by Elizabeth McAdoo offers a fun little story where the animals and kids tell us what they want for a peaceful solution. Willie Nelson and friends reggae version provides an upbeat lively soundtrack to go along with the message that peace brings joy for all.

Elizabeth shows us real issues that Dennis Kucinich addresses like earth friendly energy, ban on factory farming, cleaning up the environment, end to Iraq war, universal not for profit health care for all Americans and peace for all living creatures.

The video reminds us that the children and animals trust us to make the right decision for them because they can’t vote. We vote for them. Elizabeth believes Dennis Kucinich will bring peace to our land and she asks you to decide if you want a President who promises peace.

Before she spoke her opinion Elizabeth spent time researching the candidates based on her criterion for a clean peaceful world. Her research gave her one answer, one candidate for president, Dennis Kucinich.

You can take Elizabeth’s word or better yet decide what matters to you and find out which candidate will give you what you believe in by doing your own research. Elizabeth offers you clues to what’s important to her.

What’s important to you?

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I kept this one lighthearted and playful.

The idea for this video came to me when was thinking of how children or animals might vote if given the chance and all the details.

What child or animal wouldn’t want a clean, peaceful world to live in?

I can remember being a child, and those things mattered just as much to me then as they do now.

What would a child think and feel if they were taken into a factory farm?

How would the children living at the base of the blown up mountains in West Virginia vote?

How would the children whose families are being torn apart by the war in Iraq vote?

With this video, I am just suggesting that, as adults, we have a responsibility to think not only of ourselves, but also of those who have no choice in what happens.

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Tags: Animal Rights, Arts, Environment, Peace

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