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08-26-2019, 11:50 PM
'Nobody' wants to be Keene's next mayor
By Damien Fisher
Aug 22, 2019
KEENE — Nobody wants to become the next mayor of Keene.
“I’m running because Nobody knows how to run your life better than you do, Nobody deserves that kind of power, and Nobody tells the truth anymore, and I want to be that guy,” said the candidate named Nobody.
The 50-year-old self-described libertarian activist who legally changed his name from Rich Paul to Nobody two months ago filed to run for mayor this week. Nobody, who says he founded the Keene 420 rally in which he and others smoke marijuana in Central Square, is running on a very small government platform.
“I would reduce the size and scope of government by as much as I possibly can,” he said.
When asked for specifics, Nobody said he would end the war on drugs and laws against prostitution.
Nobody, who moved to New Hampshire 10 years ago as part of the Free State movement, is no stranger to controversy. He was convicted in 2013 of selling marijuana and he was incarcerated.
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https://www.unionleader.com/news/politics/nobody-wants-to-be-keene-mayor/article_850fe4bf-bc0c-584a-a358-6fd8016d6a5b.html
By Damien Fisher
Aug 22, 2019
KEENE — Nobody wants to become the next mayor of Keene.
“I’m running because Nobody knows how to run your life better than you do, Nobody deserves that kind of power, and Nobody tells the truth anymore, and I want to be that guy,” said the candidate named Nobody.
The 50-year-old self-described libertarian activist who legally changed his name from Rich Paul to Nobody two months ago filed to run for mayor this week. Nobody, who says he founded the Keene 420 rally in which he and others smoke marijuana in Central Square, is running on a very small government platform.
“I would reduce the size and scope of government by as much as I possibly can,” he said.
When asked for specifics, Nobody said he would end the war on drugs and laws against prostitution.
Nobody, who moved to New Hampshire 10 years ago as part of the Free State movement, is no stranger to controversy. He was convicted in 2013 of selling marijuana and he was incarcerated.
...
read more:
https://www.unionleader.com/news/politics/nobody-wants-to-be-keene-mayor/article_850fe4bf-bc0c-584a-a358-6fd8016d6a5b.html