Frank Lynch for President 2012

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Thank you for all your support!

 Together we have succeeded in defining the issues of the 2008 Presidential campaign.

Prior to posting the new ideology contained in Frank’s Top Ten List on my 2008 Presidential website at   http://www.franklynch.org  on July 20, 2007, none of the other candidates, including our new President, had included such vital issues as energy independence, windfarms, plug in electric cars, universal healthcare, tuition grants to college students, creating new jobs, and talking to our enemies.

Today all these issues arethe core issues of President Obama and the Democratic Party, and I am proud to have contributed to the future of America.

Please add the new blog   http://franklynchusa.wordpress.com   to your blogroll and favorites so we may add new issues, such as creating not the small number of Jobs Obama now seeks, but 10,000,000 new  jobs!

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