Should we assume that Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum knows he had to buy the rights for both the song and the video from Rick Astley’s record company?
February 10, 2012
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I wonder if the McCollum folks thought about the effects of using such a universally recognized feel good song to try to slam Scott? The whole thing is so counter-intuitive, it’s hard to really get their message.