Frank Lynch registered as a Democratic Presidential candidate in the summer of 2007 because all the Democratic candidates for President had nothing on their websites but stale, obsolete rhetoric left over from Jimmy Carter’s 1976 campaign, and we all know how the Carter Presidency turned out:
Jimmy Carter disavowed Iran, the staunchest ally America ever had, and turned the nation over the the most radical Shiite militia that ever existed, who are now developing nuclear weapons, the missile to deliver them, and murdering our troops every day. Thank you Jimmy Carter!
Not satisfied with that debacle, Carter gave away the Panama Canal which is now controlled by a Communist Chinese company.
To uplift our Party’s issues, I ran for President in 2007-2008 at http://www.franklynch.org. I made the tremendous investment of time, blood, sweat and tears to run for President, knowing full well that I could never get our Party’s nomination.
Nevertheless I chose to run because I thought it unacceptable that at July 20, 2007, even after seven long months into the campaign, every single one of the other candidates’ platforms and websites failed to include Universal Healthcare (except Kucinich), Energy Independence, Free College, Extending Education, Free Daycare, Plug-In Cars, Windfarms, 20 million New Green Jobs, and Talking to Our Enemies. My goal was to get these and other issues included by our Party.
After I posted these issues on my five websites of more than 180 pages including http://www.franklynch.org, succeeded in getting on the 2008 Democratic Presidential Primary ballots of some states and threatened to get on all 50 ballots, and got covered on West Palm Beach television five times the day Hillary was in my town and she did not get on TV (did that bother her staff?), and conducted a major behind the scenes, wholesale campaign using Faxes and Certified mail linked to my websites to promote these issues to the 50 Chairpersons of the 50 State Democratic Party organizations and the DNC, suddenly all these issues magically appeared as major components of Obama’s and Clinton’s platforms and websites, and became central to our Party’s Core Issues.
Having achieved that successful contribution to our Party, and for the sake of Party Unity, I withdrew as a Presidential candidate, but will continue working and blogging to improve our Party and our candidates’ issues. This was so successful that today all these issues have become our Party’s Core Issues, and most people forget that on July 20, 2007, none of our candidates for President were pushing these issues.
Even Hillary had not revived her Universal Healthcare after its defeat in 1993, ignored it for 14 years, until I televised it during her visit.
I am now seeking to further our American goals of bringing true equality to every person in America by establishing a new, non-profit, innovative University of Medicine, Bioscience, Math and Engineering dedicated to training teachers to teach these vital subjects and cure our catastrophic, nation-destroying shortage of 3,000,000 medicine, math and science teachers at http://www.fluni.com, named after my deceased father. I take no compensation, serving as Chancelor without pay.
Please join me at http://www.fluni.com in adopting more progressive issues to move America a hundred years into the future, with complete equality of education and opportunity for every person in America, as rapidly as possible.
http://www.franklynchfoundation.org is my broad based publicly supported charity, also named after my deceased father who was born in bone-crushing poverty, that will spend every dollar inside America on America’s Forgotten Poor, the direct opposite of so many charities that send most dollars overseas. I keep the administrative cost and overhead truly low, so more of your donations shall reach the intended than with any other charity, and again, I serve without pay.
Here are just a few examples of true ideological leadership by Frank Lynch:
I will write-in Hillary no matter what the ballot will look like on the Election day. Go on, Hillary!
By: commentspage on July 21, 2008
at 12:36 PM
Thanks for the post
By: KixCoaxexia on August 2, 2008
at 11:47 PM