Vance invokes Huey Long's slogan 'every man a king' as a political goal.
“His name was Huey Long, and he once said, every man a king was the goal of his political program.”
Vance argues that crime prevents people from having true dignity and freedom in their lives.
“But no man is a king if their castle is under siege by criminals. No man is a king if they can't take their family out to dinner without being mugged or having their carjacked.”