Posted on 08/06/2014 11:13:18 AM PDT by TigerClaws
How many have their “$100,000 wasted” rings and BMW bonus?
Excellent - thank you.
Coool.
A hit list.
Nice. But we need Trey Gowdy for Attorney General.
That’s one heck of a cabinet...
That’s excellent! I’ve thought about that a lot. Why just run two candidates and let the press pick them apart? Why not announce who your powerhouse team will be and let the members of that team fan out across the country during the election, making appearances and speeches? You cover a lot more territory and energize a lot more voters. And your opponents and the press get a bigtime headache. It’s a real winner.
David Barton?
No thank you.
No to theonomy.
They didn’t even fill it out. Who is secretary of defense, V.A., Interior, etc.?
We need Cruz to run the US Senate.
Lt. Col. Allen West for President/ Commander in Chief.
Dr. Ben Carson for Veep and to abolish Obamacare.
Trey Gowdy or Jim Jordan for Speaker of the House.
Jeb Bush as Co-Co-Chairman of the Committee to select Committees to solicit bids for the construction of the US Senate Memorial RINO Statue, and the much smaller RINO Calf Statue for the US House of Representatives.
I’m OK with it. You could tweak here and there...but I’d vote for this exactly as it is.
Early life and education[edit]
Wimsatt was born in Chicago, attended the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools, Kenwood Academy. He attended Oberlin College but left during his junior year. His father, William C. Wimsatt, is a philosophy of science professor at the University of Chicago.[1]
Career[edit]
Political activist[edit]
Wimsatt directs two non-profit organizations, Gamechanger Labs, a new incubator of start-up projects, and Gamechanger Networks, which organizes networks of change-makers such as Vote Mob and Local Power Network. Wimsatt co-founded Rebuild the Dream (along with Natalie Foster and Van Jones), and served as its Partnerships and Political Director. Wimsatt founded the League of Young Voters (2003), TheBallot.org (2004), and co-founded the Generational Alliance (2005) and the Coffee Party (2010). As a philanthropic consultant, he coined the phrase “Cool Rich Kids” (1999) referring to young progressive philanthropists associated with the organization Resource Generation. He has consulted for dozens of organizations including Rock the Vote, MoveOn.org, and Green For All. He was a Fellow at the Movement Strategy Center and the New Organizing Institute, and ran the Ohio Youth Corps in 2008, a joint project of the Ohio Democratic Party and the Obama Campaign.[2][3][4][5]
Writing and editing[edit]
Wimsatt’s first book was Bomb the Suburbs (1994), a collection of essays celebrating urban life and critiquing the suburban mindset. The essay “We Use Words Like Mackadocious”, appeared in The Source magazine (May 1993). Wimsatt released No More Prisons (1999), referencing urbanism and the prison-industrial complex, in conjunction with an underground hip-hop album on Raptivism Records. He also edited the books Another World is Possible (2001) and Future 500: Youth Organizing and Activism in the United States (2003), Wimsatt co-edited How To Get Stupid White Men Out of Office (2004), a collection of stories from youth organizers around the world who won or swung elections. In 2010 he published the book Please Don’t Bomb The Suburbs.[6][7]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Upski_Wimsatt
Maybe because it provides the opposition with a list of who it has to bring down well in advance?
Not bad. I don’t know about Rand Paul though. He’s been flip flopping a bit lately
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