So I Was Thinking, Maybe I Would Run For President .....

Posted about 4 years ago
The paperwork is ridiculously easy to fill out. I meet the requirements as laid out in the Constitution. So, Why not?Actually I was going to try to get on the write in ballot for New York, New Jersey, and of course Pennsylvania. My thinking is, what better way to understand the process than to go though it myself. I could campaign on MOG. Just think, you guys can say you know a Pres. candidate and it will look good next to my letter of ordination.


Comments (28)

  1. dachmo says I imagine you'll be running as a Republican?
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  2. I am says I would have to run as an Independent. My voter registration card has said Libertarian for oh about .... 16 years. My name is Chris Heilman and I approve this message.
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  3. Lizziegreeneyes says h1. He's just SOOOOO INDIE !!! (slogans galore I will find for you) !!!
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  4. I am says Looks like I found a campaign manager. I think my platform will be to stop frivolous lawsuits against music lovers and to rework the FCC.
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  5. Lizziegreeneyes says Lovin the latest Avatar... that would be an ideal backdrop for Campaign Headquarters... Malvern Pizza ;)
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  6. RGM says Lib! Dude...I'm there!!! Great Bass Aye on dat' tuneage...sumthang new 2 learn...
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  7. I am says Quit teasing. My wife took that pic. That's my oldest Alex. I have always love that photo. Methinks Victory would be a better headquarters. It has panache.
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  8. I am says Ray, I might need original campaign music. Are you in?
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  9. I am says You seem pretty lucid. How ya been?
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  10. RGM says I'm there!
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  11. zarpex says For campaign music, I'm thinking you could put "Come Together" to its original purpose... Or "Consider Yourself" from ??Oliver!??; that has a very populist feel... I'd vote for you simply because you have Tuxedomoon in your iTunes, but scientists have proven that if you ever vote for any candidate but the democrat in a presidential election, you go to Hell when you die...
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  12. I am says I heard that too Z. Did you fix your uploading probs.? I asked a friend if he was ready to throw away his vote. Did you know the apps themselves cost 3 large? I applied for the waiver. Chris Heilman on Nov 4th. So you a fan of the Residents also? Renaldo and the Loaf?
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  13. zarpex says Uploading problem solved. That "Audacity" software is pretty cool, too. Do drop by my mog and give that song a listen if you have time. It's dying on stage... I'd no idea that it costs three large to sign up to run for president, but then again I'm not really sure how much a "large" is... I like ??Meet The Residents?? a lot, but most of the rest of their stuff after that just sounds like demented children's records to me... Renaldo and the Loaf I don't much care for, but I quite like Snakefinger... I don't think Tuxedomoon ever really belonged on Ralph Records. If they'd been marketed properly, they could have had a hit or two...
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  14. RGM says "Come Together?" Who sang that Paul? Had to learn "Yesterday," twice in my life. Once in my youth, once as an adult...Thats a tough one to get down as far as reading the sheet music. John sang that one, key of F if I remember think we sang it in G...
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  15. zarpex says Actually, "Come Together" was sung by John and "Yesterday" was sung by Paul. But you have its key right - F major. On first listen, it sounds like a minor key, though, doesn't it? The reason I brought up "Come Together" as a campaign song was that it was written specifically for that purpose - Timothy Leary started a campaign in 1969 to become Governor of California, and John provided the (not exactly rousing) music (its original lyrics were "Come together /Join the party").
    Permalink posted 01/04/2008
  16. ivylander says Chris, before you get my vote, are there any skeletons in the closet we should know about? (As George McGovern asked Tom Eagleton....)
    Permalink posted 01/05/2008
  17. deadmandeadman says A chicken in every pot Pot in every kitchen.
    Permalink posted 01/05/2008
  18. I am says Oh don't worry Bill there are plenty of Skelly tones in my suitcase. Jeff, A hog in every hollow.
    Permalink posted 01/05/2008
  19. dermahrk says So, what is it that attracts you to the job - The power? The money? Interns under your desk while you work?
    Permalink posted 01/05/2008
  20. Cody B says One way to insure media coverage for your run would be,to also be a member of the media..Nice..I'm in. Whatever you need me to do..When's the first official MOGdebate?
    Permalink posted 01/05/2008
  21. I am says Cody B. on MOG again? What gives. Mark, All of the above.
    Permalink posted 01/05/2008
  22. Hmmm says Libertarian? Righteous. Keep the government out of my music collection ;)
    Permalink posted 01/05/2008
  23. Bartleby says I want to run for President of the Universe - since democracy is practised only humans I should win (provided no other humans compete against me). This comes to you courtesy of ctrhead:
    Permalink posted 01/05/2008
  24. darmuzz says I am, I missed that you are ordained, will you share what you were ordained to? (I may be really setting myself up with this one...)
    Permalink posted 01/05/2008
  25. darmuzz says Thanks, I am!
    Permalink posted 01/06/2008
  26. I am says Well you asked dar. I try my best to take advantage of the system every chance I get.
    Permalink posted 01/06/2008

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