Cris Ericson

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      As a poor political candidate in the state of Vermont,
      I see layoffs as a possible source of a person to become
      my campaign chairperson.

      I have been on the official election ballot in Vermont
      in 2002, 2004 and 2006 and expect to be on the ballot
      in 2008. I have NEVER received enough campaign
      contributions to be required to file a financial report
      with the FEC.

      I figure by now, there must be some pretty hungry
      laid off financial types who might perk up reading this.

      Please go to www.fec.gov
      after seeing some of my past and truly pathetic
      election results:

      www.nytimes.com/ref/el...
      I was on the ballot for both Governor and U.S. Senate
      and came in 3rd out of 6 candidates for each office in 2006.

      www.times.com/ref/elec...
      I was on the ballot for both Governor and U.S. Senate
      and came in 3rd out of 6 candidates for each office in 2004.

      Now, WHY would ANYONE with half a brain in their head
      want anything to do with my campaign?

      All of the people listed as campaign chairpersons at the
      FEC www.fec.gov are the MOST trusted
      financial advisors in the U.S.A. because, not only
      will about half of them have winners, but the
      campaign chairperson holds the checkbook once
      the candidate receives over about $5,000. in donations
      triggering the reporting requirement,
      and the chairperson has VETO power over expenses
      and can just say 'no' to the candidate when the
      candidate requests a check for an expense.

      The winning chairpersons, about half the flock
      after the primaries, (Independents like me
      go to the primaries anyway),
      have proven, worldwide, on an easy access
      website at the FEC, that they had excellent
      financial judgment.

      Any change of chairperson by quicky divorce
      at the FEC is bad news for the candidate
      because it proves the candidate made a poor
      choice of chairperson and couldn't get along.

      So, a chairperson gets worldwide easy access
      name recognition at the FEC website,
      a chairperson is one of the top known financial
      advisors in the U.S.A. and after primaries,
      half are winners,
      the chairperson has veto power over expenses
      and holds the checkbook.
      So, how does that sound for a RESUME item?
      Pretty good?

      Apparently a lot of you out there will be needing a Resume!

      Keep in mind, for candidates like me, the Chairperson is
      generally the first person who shows up with the skills
      to bring in enough donations to trigger requiring reporting,
      and it is an entirely voluntary position until the campaign
      receives enough funds to pay for workers' comp. insurance
      and salaries.

      Now, for lunch, go to www.fec.gov and
      learn about your new job!
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