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God and I love everyone! We are embarking on a campaign for the purpose of making Tennessee a safe, happy and prosperous place to live. As an Independent with certain views on certain issues, it will be necessary to show respect for my competitors -…
A group for Tennessee Democrats who are excited about Senator Herron's candidacy for Governor and want to show their support.
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- At 3:50pm on December 2, 2009,
James Reesor said…
- Democrat Roy Herron has dropped out of his gubernatorial race in hope of replacing Congressman John Tanner in Tennessee's 8th District. I admire Senator Roy Herron because of his faith in God, his knowledge, life experience, compassion, and sense of humor. I believe he would make a great Congressman -- one that I hope would help cut the size of state government, lower taxes, disengage from federal entanglements during a seven-year transitional reformation endeavor, and play chess with me on his days off -- if I'm elected to replace Phil Bredesen.
- At 11:24am on October 6, 2009,
James Reesor said…
- The 7/11 PROJECT
Patriotic Christian people who understand that Lord Jesus Christ is “God” and that He has been treated with disrespect by most Americans are urged to take this “7/11" proposition seriously.
President Barack Hussein Obama has publicly stated his belief that America is no longer a Christian nation. Therefore, it is now time for good people with honorable intentions to be actively involved in the modification of two historic documents.
Seven good friends of God and AMERIJERICHO founder James Reesor are now being asked to come forward in these eleven states: Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Seven members of our new state-of-mind nation from each state will be asked to sign two historic documents during the year of our Lord 2010.
LEGAL INFO: News reporters, publishers, broadcasters, and all people on Planet Earth are hereby given permission to copy and share messages/photos found on Amerijericho and all James Reesor web sites. Media coverage of these endeavors must be done with complete candor and transparency. We have no illegal schemes, hidden strategies or restrictions which might give adversaries justification for opposition.
The 7/11 PROJECT is one way Christians can prepare for world chaos.
- At 3:07pm on September 16, 2009,
James Reesor said…
- It seems appropriate to clarify the nature of my political ambitions before potential voters are misled by their own confusion. Joining the Democratic Party was an attempt to spread my views on issues in places where good people congregate. I also joined the Republican Party and the Libertarians -- knowing full well that my actual identification as a candidate will be of the Independent classification. Therefore, please condone my presence as a representative of "we the poor people" who are usually on the fringes... outside of the power structures... and unable to have our voices heard except through those who often find it impossible to portray our desires accurately.
- At 8:10am on May 29, 2009,
James Reesor said…
- We people who claim Tennessee as our home must not shirk our duty as "voters" who will be electing the next Governor on my birthday, November 2, 2010. Many highly qualified candidates, and some of us less qualified by conventional standards, will be sharing thoughts on important issues. This is no time to be complacent or mistakenly believe that traditional solutions to serious problems can be undertaken without divine intervention. This is the time to repent of mistakes and ask for "Spiritual" guidance.
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