Replace All Federal Taxes on Income with the Fair Tax Act , HR 25

Leadership

I agree with Dave. To be successful we'll have to organize our limited resources and set priorities. However, Ohio needs a state director to act as a magnet for ideas. without a central focus we'll just continue to flounder.

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Permalink Reply by Jim Tomasik on January 5, 2009 at 6:48pm

Well here is what I'm thinking.

First thing is have someone step up to the plate and take the State Director's post in each state.

Have a list of all the states leadership, (SD,DD,CC, ect..) and begin confirming who is 'in-it-to-win-it' and who is not.

Next thing we need is a recruitment goal. Something ambitious.... like 20,000 people signed up for every state by November of 2010. That would be 1 million people total. Impossible? No, it's not. We already have over a million people who have signed up at FairTax.org. We need to find those lost FairTax supporters and get them to sign up at FairTax Nation. While we are at it, sign up even more people who have not heard of FairTax yet.

See, it simple. Now lets just go do it. ;)

Jim

Permalink Reply by Bob Whigham on January 5, 2009 at 7:18pm

I like the list of leaders idea. We need a focal point for ideas and direction.

I've sent over 34,000 invitations from my database to prospective members in the state of Ohio since I joined FairTax Nation last week. I'll continue to repeat bi-weekly.

I have received one invitation so far this year to speak at a business group in January or February. We have a PPS almost finished. Have laptop will travel. I'm willing to go most anywhere in southwestern Ohio to speak. If you know of anyone looking for a free 20 minute presentation for their business or social group ask them to call me.

Permalink Reply by Jim Tomasik on January 5, 2009 at 9:19pm

I will keep it in mind. Could we talk you into coming down to Nashville to do a grassroots training seminar?

I saw all those invites you sent out. I was shocked! That was just fantastic! Do all those people live in Ohio?

Jim

Permalink Reply by Bob Whigham on January 6, 2009 at 10:00am

I'll keep Nashville in mind Jim. I want to focus on Ohio right now. However, my wife and I love Nashville. Been there a few times. Maybe Sue and I can plan a short vacation sometime soon. I'll stay in touch.

And yes, all those people are suppose to live in Ohio.

Permalink Reply by Dave Sibole on January 6, 2009 at 3:54am

Way to go Bob on sending out the 34,000 invites. I am embarrassed for patting myself on the back for sending out 700 invites.