Web Attack Marcia Goes Viral With A View:Nashville:It is incredibly Longshot in the polls, but the Tennessee Republican gubernatorial hopes Basil Marceaux Sr., of Chattanooga, the rules of the Internet, where his views went "viral."promise of the candidate for the "you immune from all state crimes for all of you (SiC), Life!" and his desire that "everyone has weapons" was a kitten, glad that the army of bloggers and Internet irresistible to talk radio and MSNBC as well.
It was approved by the country comedy duo Jackie Broyles and Dunlap at the Red State Update. Blogger Nashville Scene Marceau proclaimed "Internet Superstar", and warned the GOP favorite, Bill Haslam, that there is a "dark horse, a powerful knock to you within the band."
Site Wonkette readers told "you have a new boyfriend in 2010 elections" and urged them to "just look at his site. It's indescribable perfection. What can be done in the pleasure of the first? We just want to live in the brain of this man forever."
But this is no joke Marceau, perennial candidate, who also works in the Republican primary for the third electoral district
"I always knew that this to happen, because I'm sure that everyone feels like me. It just takes guts, 1-time Marine said.
Voters, as my views pistol, "he said. "I want everybody to have guns. If I think someone is not one, maybe I'll be fine them $ 10."
Former Hamilton County Sheriff John Cupp, who said Marceau, when under threat of "citizen's arrest", was initially taken aback for the newfound celebrity of Mars.
"You're kidding," said Kapp, still remember how Marceau once sued, then-Gov. Don Sundquist.
On its website, Tennessee Bar Association links the early 2000's the case, Mars claims the governor, sheriffs, of the General Assembly and others were guilty of "kidnapping, extortion and racketeering at the expense of laws requiring the compulsory insurance of vehicles and regular traffic stops. The complaint was rejected.
Internet interest in Mars is ignited last week after he appeared on Nashville's WSMV-TV in the news segment in which all five Republican and Democratic candidates for governor held forth on any topic of their choice.
"I am Basil Marceaux dot.com, the Republican candidate for governor," he says into the camera. "I would like to remind all the necessary permits and registration of weapons. Each bear arms. If you kill someone, no, you killed. You go to jail."
After the video Marceau Wednesday at MSNBC, NBC chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd smiled, saying: "There is, Marceau for governor."
Other campaigns Marceau boards include planting or vegetation, as in any vacant lot, and sell it to gas, so that we can use it for our costs, "says Marceau. "Also, I'm going to remove all the gold-fringed flags and fly the real flag of three stripes. I also want to stop the movement stops.
Internet bloggers obsessing over the flag links, mistakenly thinking that he says, "gold flags finch." Because it lacks a few teeth, Marceau noted that sometimes people do not understand it.
Mason-Dixon Polling and Research survey conducted last week in The Times Free Press and other major state newspapers showed Marceau just 1 percent support in the gubernatorial elections in comparison to the support of GOP contenders Haslam, USA Republic Zach Wamp, R-Tenn ., and Lieutenant Governor Ron Ramsey, R-Blountville.
But with Google, the search using the terms "Mars" and "Governor" showed 125000 hits a dark horse on Wednesday. It compares with 76,900 for Wamp, 64900 and 57000 for Ramsey to Haslam.
Much of the political views Marceau stem from a complex view that federal officials ignored 1866 law relating to the Bureau of Friedman, the agency created after the Civil War to help free slaves. Marceau argues that the agent and said that the government violated citizens' rights nationwide over a century.
Former Sheriff Cupp said the fact the Internet with enthusiasm Mars "will tell you how sad news about other things, that he looks like a ray of hope."
