My thanks for your contributions

Craig from Mountain View is hereby added to the list.

It is entirely possible, in the first week after the nominations opened, that my
"system" for filing donations wasn't quite as well organized as the next two
months.

Your buck was appreciated. Your votes were priceless.



Jim



Craig Prouse
shared these priceless pearls of wisdom:

-"Jim Weir" wrote:
-
- No, but if you will tell me what format you sent it (paypal, mail, etc.)
I'll
- certainly take another look...sorry about that.
-
-Pfffft. It was only a buck. Maybe it got lost in the mail. They tell you
-not to mail cash. I was just hoping I'd get a buck's worth of access, and
-it was after all my first cash contribution to any political campaign, ever.
-
-What was really satisfying was pulling that lever, and convincing my wife to
-vote for you too.

Jim Weir (A&P/IA, CFI, & other good alphabet soup)
VP Eng RST Pres. Cyberchapter EAA Tech. Counselor
http://www.rst-engr.com

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 08:30:25 -0600, "James M. Knox"
wrote:

Jim Weir wrote in
:

I have the honor and pleasure of thanking the following folks for
donating their dollar to "One Buck Weir" and his race for governor.
For those of you who don't follow California politics, I got 2500
votes and came in 30th in a field of 135.

Hey, move to Texas now. I will vote for you, for govenor *or* President
(we are desperate to get rid of P-49 and that almost random 3000 square
miles of TFR that wanders around the state whenever Bush visits).

And you should do even better in your campaign. In Texas we don't hold
with that antiquated notion that a person should be limited to one vote, or
be required to still be alive - for that matter. G

And, politicians that are full of **** are welcomed with open arms!