Update, 7/9/11: Click for Maryland’s requirements for filing to be a candidate for U.S. Senate. The deadlines haven’t been updated yet for the 2012 election, so I assume the final deadline for filing is early July 2012. So I am going to let my readers decide: if I can raise at least $2,000 in donations to me personally — since I don’t have a campaign committee — by August 9, 2011, then I will begin my campaign with a master mind group webinar every two weeks dedicated to creating a platform of what a Republican fiscal conservative senator can do to restore prosperity to the United States and to Maryland. There’s no campaign finance committee, so that’s why the donations have to be to me personally.
With at least $2,000, I can buy the software and some gizmos, such as a video camera, that will help me get rolling. I’ll use the video camera to make weekly videos for YouTube. I also would get some photographs made and have to buy some new clothes for the photographs and videos. I’ve lost over 50 pounds since last June and nothing I have now fits. By December, we’ll know if there’s enough buzz, money and volunteers for me to file. Remember, the first hurdle is to win the nomination. Dear gentle readers, what do you say?
Go Cynthia, go!
Thank you!
Don’t toy with me, woman.
I’m not, I would totally do it. Republicans and conservatives have the best possible message of personal transformation and prosperity: that prosperity is created by the ideas and labor of individuals who can operate in a free enterprise system and own private property. Only Gov. Palin comes close to reminding people of this fundamental truth. That’s the message I want to spread in every forum I can reach.
Cynthia, I’ll even send money.
Great! I will accept! Scroll down and look right for the PayPal button! Thanks! (Note: for anyone who does donate, I will be applying donations to the electric bill and then new tires — I don’t think it’s safe for me to drive down to D.C. for GOProud’s book party for Margaret Hoover on July 22 on my current set of tires.)
Well, you’ve got my vote. Of course I live in Resume Speed, Texas.