"All across this country tens of thousands of Americans are joining John Edwards in fighting for One America," according to National Campaign Manager, David Bonior.
In view of this, John Edwards and his handlers have come up with a novel idea along the lines of, "Facebook"...
John's team is crafting a "mosaic" of faces from around America..."of people who, like John Edwards, are committed to changing the system in Washington which is rigged against those who make our country great - working and middle class families."
Bold, ballsy statements, don't you think?
Bonior invited me to upload my face (scary thought to begin with) to add to the mosaic...which is a patchwork of genuine, down-to-earth folks - regular Americans - who are asking John Edwards to end the D.C. money game.
At this juncture, John Edwards offers up a reminder...
Yeah, he doesn't accept contributions from well-heeled federal lobbyists, special interest groups, or political action committees.
In fact, John's campaign depends on common Joes, who are anxious to create a powerful force for change.
According to Edwards, he's the one capable of spearheading the movement.
In closing, he notes that with my personal contribution of $15.00, the machinery for his campaign for President can run cleanly.
Would that make my contribution - "green" money?
I've got a fistful of that...except for a few odd ten dollar bills that look like they were dipped in tea.
I often wondered...was the currency tinted a sand brown color on a handful of U.S. notes due to the influence of desert money? A surge of oil cash?
Or, was it all just a coincidence?
Well, looks like John's greenbacks will be free of taint, environmentally-sound, and without ties to any Corporate Giants in Washington, D.C.
I'm all for that!
The $15 contribution entitles me to post my photo on the website, become part of the tapestry - a sort-of magic carpet - that John intends to fly about Washington on in his fight to "take back" America.
Maybe, "Magic Carpet Ride", should become his theme song.
By the way, is it me, or does that mosaic of John above look a little fuzzy?
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