CAMPAIGN FINANCE
To reduce fraud and make the contributions transparent to the public.
Rule 1. All Contributions, are prohibited if the contributor can not legally, physically, vote for the candidate.
The contributor must be a living, human, American citizen, living in the voting district that the
candidate is running.
A person may contribute any amount of money to any candidate that they can legally,
physically vote for.
All donations must be disclosed by the candidate including amounts and who the contributer is.
(A contributor is not required to vote or register to vote. They only need to be legally eligible
to vote for the Candidate. A living, human, American citizen, living in the voting district that the
candidate is running. All donations must be fully disclosed.)
Rule 2. All violations of the law will result in Contributors being eliminated from
the political process. ( They can never run for an office, vote or contribute ever again)
A Candidate, running for an office or holding an office, is prohibited from accepting any and
all contributions from anyone or anything that can not legally, physically, vote for the candidate.
The contributor must be a living, human, American citizen, living in the voting district that the
candidate is running.
Rule 3. An advertisement for a candidate, (TV, Radio, Sign...) is considered contributions and Rule 1 applies
Campaigning for a candidate is considered a contribution and therefore the same rules apply.
Celebrities, Actors, and other politicians must also abide by these rules. If they can vote for the
Candidate, they can campaign for the Candidate. If they can not vote for the Candidate, they
must be paid by the candidate a salary comparable to highest amount that they have been paid
for a similar event or job. They must also disclose this fact in the advertisement. They may
not comment on their advertisement or performance before, during or after the campaign or
they will be fined the amount they were paid and be banned from working in the political process again.
President not exempt.
The President of the United States may not campaign for any candidate they can not vote for.
They can not use taxpayer money for any expenses incurred while campaigning for a candidate.
The candidate they are supporting must pay all expenses for the President including any
and all travel expenses.
The President must pay for all expenses incurred when he goes on any of his own campaign.
If The President is on official business and decides to make any non scheduled stop that is
not clearly part of the official business, The President must pay for all of the expense of the trip
except the part that is official business.
The President will be allowed to take vacations equal to the amount that the average American
takes, with all expenses paid.
Any other time spent away from his job, (including and not limited to
touring disaster sites, Golf at Camp David, speaking at Graduation ceremonies...)
will be considered campaigning and The President will be required to pay all expenses.
No artificial people.
Corporations, Unions, PACs or Charitable Organizations that people contribute to voluntarily,
or involuntarily, rule One applies. (Not allowed)
Rule 4. All contributions to political candidates not used during the campaign
must go directly into the Restore America Fund after the campaign is over.
This includes all contributions to primary candidates that lose and
all general election candidates that loose and all candidates that win.
For all primary candidates that lose,
the money goes as soon as the primary is over.
For all general election candidates (win or lose) the money goes into
The Restore America Fund on October 1st when the
campaign season ends as stated in "The No Lane Duck Action Act"
It must be deposited into the Restore America Fund
and distributed to the people.
(see Encourage Manufacturing in US and create Restore America Fund)
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