FRANK MOORE FOR PRESIDENT 2008 BLOG

Lena Potapova wrote:
Hi Frank,

Thank you for listening to my music that Ariel sent to you! I just packed CDs and a cool t-shirt for you, will mail out tomorrow. Would you like a custom mp3 with “Luver Radio” in it?
Also, please let me know if you would like to be added to my mailing list (feel free to add me, too).

Best,
Lena

Frank Moore wrote:
make that t-shirt as large as possible! and yes on the mp3.

Lena Potapova wrote:
Hi Frank,

Yes, I adored your radio (even more so, I just put a blob in my Twitter/Facebook about you. Still waiting for large t-shirts form the factory. Please put me on your mailing list, and if you’d like to be on mine, please let me know.

Best,
Lena

Frank Moore wrote:
want to be in my e-mail community, the e-salon?

Lena Potapova wrote:
Absolutely!

Do you want to join my ummm e-club? Hahahaha

Btw I was reading our platform. The only thing that I absolutely don’t agree with is 75% tax for rich people. It takes a lot of work and diligence and smarts to make good money, why do you want to punish people who are up for the challenge? The rest is peachy.

Best,
Lena

Frank Moore wrote:
well, it isn’t to “punish” rich people. it is to get back to common wealth rather than wealth, to induce the break up of the big corporations, to bring back the control of our society to us the people, to turn away from greed and distorting huge profits, and shift the burden of paying for our common good to the ability to pay. all of this will open up a great wealth of new opportunities for everybody.

frankly, most of “the rich” make out very well under my plan. in your personal life, do you know anybody making a million dollars a year? i don’t. but i would call that person RICH. and that person would pay at the 10% tax rate. not bad! the rich…like everybody else…will get $12,000 tax-free each year, free health-care and education, etc. businesses won’t have to provide health-care or pensions to their workers. yep, the rich will do quite well. and the wealth junkies can still make as much money as they want. they will keep 25%!

Lena Potapova wrote:
Oh yes, I know plenty of people who make more than a million a year. They are all sharp, hard-working people. There are certainly evil rich people, but there are also many evil poor people lol
As a matter of fact, one of my most favorite people on earth used to be one of the 25 richest people in America, and the man is an amazing human being. Can you imaging working with the idea that somebody else will take 75% of what you worked hard for? I would get angry, depressed, then violent, in that order 🙂 And if a revolution were not an option, I would immigrate somewhere where I can enjoy the fruit of my hard work.

Greed…I grew up in a “communist” country, I don’t have any illusions about the fact that it can not work globally. What happens is everybody gets lazy and stops doing anything, and then it goes to hell. Actually something similar is happening to corporations in the US, ironically.
There certainly may be disparate groups of almost enlightened individuals who can leave in peace and work for a higher cause, but when it gets to masses – does not work. That’s my opinion, of course. 🙂

Anyway, I love you.

Best,
Lena

Frank Moore wrote:
well, under my platform, you as an individual could direct what your tax dollars will pay for. in russia wasn’t the “laziness” rooted in oppression, hopelessness, corruption, and lack of the basics? that is totally different than what i’m offering. also, that’s depression on a national scale, not an innate human laziness. true, rich people aren’t evil or whatever…just like the poor aren’t lazy or whatever. but the concentration of wealth/control/power in the hands of a very few is distorting every aspect of our society in limiting/fatal ways.

what do you like in my platform?

come along with me on the campaign trail!

Frank Moore Write-In Candidate for President 2008
Campaign Stop in San Francisco!

Campaign Stop in San FranciscoFrank will speak about his plan to create a humane, sustainable, and just plain enjoyable society!
Meet the candidate!
Have some snacks!
Get involved in this inspiring campaign!

AND BRING YOUR PICTURE ID…A FREE NOTIARY WILL BE ON HAND TO PROCRESS PEOPLE WHO WANT TO BE MY ELECTORS!

Saturday, June 7th, 2008
12 noon
In the courtyard located near the corner of Laguna St. and Geary Blvd. in San Francisco
Look for the BALLOONS to guide you to the courtyard!

Directions from the East Bay:
— After taking the 80 over the bridge, take the 101 Central Fwy off to the right toward the Octavia St. Exit
— Follow the Central Fwy all the way to the Octavia St. Exit, and go straight
— Octavia St. ends at Fell St. — take a left up Fell.
— Take the first right at Laguna St.
— Go up Laguna St.
— You will pass Golden Gate, Turk, Eddy & Ellis Streets
— The first stop sign before you reach Geary Blvd. is where Laguna intersects Cleary Ct. on the right, and Galilee Ln. on the left. Now you should look for parking. The way to get to thecourtyard from here is to walk down Galilee Ln., which is really a big parking lot. (Parking here is for residents of the apartments only.) At the end of the lot, there is a small tunnel off to the right which leads right into the courtyard. Look for the BALLOONS to guide you to the courtyard!

If you are coming from another direction, you just need to know that the courtyard is tucked into a number of apartment complexes on the south-west corner of Laguna & Geary. There are small lanes that can take you to the courtyard. Off of Laguna St., it is located between Galilee Ln. (which is really a big parking lot), and Western Shore Ln.. Off of Geary, if you are walking east toward Laguna, there are several small lanes that can take you into the courtyard … Bertie Minor Lane, Lottie Bennett Lane, and Annie Larsen Lane. Look for the BALLOONS to guide you to the courtyard!

Click here for the poster!
In Freedom,
Frank Moore

got indiana back!

so we qualified in two states [alaska is the other!] in 2 days!

It’s Official!

we are an official write-in candidate in alaska!

candidate announcement

Corey Nicholl wrote:
Hi Gillian (Account Executive – AJC National Advertising),

I was referred to you by Yolanda Turner. I would like to place a candidate announcement in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution with statewide circulation. This is to fulfill the requirements for a write-in candidate for President in the state of Georgia. I am looking for the least expensive way to place this ad … it can be the smallest type-face, the least expensive day, etc. Can you give me a quote on how much the following ad would cost, run for one day in the very least expensive way? Thank you so much!

Corey

“Frank Moore hereby gives notice of his intention to be a write-in candidate for the office of President of the United States in the General Election to be held on November 4, 2008.”

Gillian K. Leggett wrote:

Hello Corey

We can certainly help you achieve the requirements listed below.

Our net rates for presidential candidates are:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday – $87.51 per column inch*
Friday or Saturday – $93.69 per column inch*
Sunday – $318.51 per column inch*

*One column inch = 1.73″ wide x 1″ high

I recommend at least a 2 column inch ad (3.56″ wide x 1″ high or 1.73″ wide by 2″ high).

The total net cost to run on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday will be $175.02.

Let me know which size you prefer and on which day you would like to run.
Prepayment would be required.
If we order the ad by 5 p.m. today and release the approved ad by Monday at noon we can make the Tuesday AJC.

I look forward to working with you!

Gillian

Frank Moore wrote:
that’s right, folks…georgia has a requirement [like a speedtrap!] for being a write-in candidate…you must put an ad in their local paper….costing $175! we need donations!

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