U.S. Senate candidate Gary Chambers clearly wants all the smoke. After a campaign ad went viral featuring Chambers smoking a blunt to oppose marijuana criminalization, the Louisiana Democrat is ...

Louisiana U.S. Senate candidate Gary Chambers is no stranger to polarizing campaign ads—he made headlines earlier this year in his “37 Seconds” video where he smoked a blunt while advocating ...

East Baton Rouge Parish School Board member Connie Bernard is now facing nationwide scrutiny following an impassioned speech from activist Gary Chambers at a recent school board meeting.

Citing reports by the American Civil Liberties Union, Chambers, a Democrat running for a U.S. Senate seat in Louisiana, says in the ad that the U.S. spends $3.7 billion a year enforcing marijuana ...

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Gary Chambers of Louisiana is advocating for the legalization of marijuana. In a new campaign ad titled “37 Seconds,” Chambers, a 36-year-old progressive ...

It takes Gary Chambers no time at all to get to the point in his newest, and unprecedented, campaign ad for a seat in Congress: the video opens with the Baton Rouge activist talking about — and ...

WASHINGTON — Democratic Louisiana Senate candidate Gary Chambers on Tuesday released his first campaign ad, a video showing him smoking marijuana and advocating for its legalization.

SENATE candidate Gary Chambers is seen smoking weed in his campaign aid – as the Democrat looks to unseat the current Republican senator. In the 37-second campaign ad released on Tuesday, Cha… ...

In the advertisement, Chambers reads statistics on arrest rates for marijuana while smoking marijuana throughout the commercial. "Every 37 seconds someone is arrested for possession of marijuana ...

Gary Chambers Jr., pictured here in a file photo, is running against U.S. Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana. His first campaign video, "37 Seconds," features him smoking a blunt and discussing ...

U.S. Senate candidate Gary Chambers, Jr. smoked cannabis in a campaign ad released Tuesday to draw attention to Louisiana—and how he can win office there.