Award winning singer and song writer Steve Vaus was inspired to write “Come and Take It” a song that invokes memory of the Battle of Gonzales which occurred during the Texas Revolution. Meant to be a warning to the current administration and congress about gun control the song is a metaphor about current gun control proposals reminding us of the right to bear arms in a strong Second Amendment theme.
According to Vaus, the song in a shorter ad version, is currently seen as too controversial, too hot, for talk radio stations to accept. He is still looking for stations that will accept his airtime purchase.
What do you think? Is it too controversial?
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