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Posted on 06/02/2021 12:18:05 PM PDT by nickcarraway
John Hinckley Jr., the gunman who attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan in a bid to win actress Jodie Foster’s heart, has traded his six-shooter for a six-string — racking up thousands of views on YouTube with his guitar renditions of sentimental love songs.
Hinckley, now 66, won a lengthy court battle last year, freeing him to publicly display his music, writings and other art, and potentially make a living in the recording industry.
Since then, Hinckley has published a half-dozen videos to a YouTube channel bearing his real name, starting with a performance of an original composition titled “Majesty of Love.”
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
I will not post a link.
How many people will listen to this just because they think he’s a hero.
This POS should have died in prison.
He never spent a day in prison.
Perfect...he’s an ideal candidate to lead the DNC.
His family is super close to the Bush family. He shot Reagan when Bush was veep. Probably just a coincidence. /s
Wonder was the real reason was.
His father and brother were the largest donors to Bush’s 1979/80 presidential campaign. I don’t know what their relation to Bush has been since then.
Of course youboob will never demonetize or ban him.
>>racking up thousands of views on YouTube with his guitar renditions of sentimental love songs.
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>>Hinckley, now 66, won a lengthy court battle last year, freeing him to publicly display his music, writings and other art, and potentially make a living in the recording industry.
And Youtube is okay with that?
They ban far less violent content.
He may think he now has a chance to get that date with Jodie. ‘Tis a pity she’s a lesbian.
DEVO recorded one of his songs/poems in the 80s.
https://dangerousminds.net/comments/the_song_co-written_by_devo_and_john_hinckley_jr
According to Rolling Stone, DEVO got in touch with Hinckley and acquired one of his demented love poems to Foster and adapted it into a song called “I Desire.”
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