Ron Paul Wins Endorsement From Nevada Prostitutes
Owner says, 'I'm pimping for Paul!'
In this tight Republican Presidential campaign, candidates are trying to line up as many backers as possible, and Texas Congressman Ron Paul has tied up the prostitute vote.
"I'm pimping for Paul," Dennis Hof tells 1200 WOAI news.
The owner of Nevada's infamous Moonlight Bunny Ranch polled his employees, and there was overwhelming support for the Doctor of Gynecology. The main reason? Hof says the longtime libertarian is a champion of state's rights, which is a big deal in the northern Nevada area they call home.
"Nevada basically tells the fed, 'We don't care what you think. We'll run our state,'" Hof explained. "It's the last place for state's rights."
The area outside Caron City, Nevada, has legalized prostitution, legalized gambling and the alcohol regulations are far less restrictive than the rest of the country.
In the last election, the female employees at the ranch supported then-Senator Barack Obama, but that soured when he signed a bill allowing the slaughter of horses for human consumption.
"That was it. Nobody wants to know that guy anymore," Hof explained.
In addition to being a house of prostitution, they feed and water about two-dozen wild horses who live around the ranch.
The Ron Paul for President campaign has not responded to a request for comment about the endorsement.
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