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May 08 2009

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Neal Katz

Finally, A Sustainable National Monetary Policy: ‘I Want to Invest in America’

Just released via PRWeb:

The Prosperity Mandate (a non-profit, information only group) has launched a national campaign calling for a sustainable and renewable national monetary policy. TPM is asking every citizen in America to tell President Obama: “I want to invest in America.” A current day version of FDR’s War Bonds, the FundAmerica plan provides a new source of $2.5 Trillion and: Is Budget Neutral, Does NOT Raise Taxes, Requires No More Debt and, Is Sustainable and Renewable.

Portland, OR (PRWEB) May 8, 2009 — The Prosperity Mandate (a non-profit, information only group) has launched a national campaign calling for a sustainable and renewable national monetary policy. TPM is asking every citizen in America to tell President Obama: “I want to invest in America.”

“The greatest resource and the greatest net worth in America is in US - the citizens.” says TPM founder Neal Katz. “Collectively we hold more power and more money than even our government. It is time to tap our greatest reserves: Mr. Obama - I want to invest in America.”

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Finally, A Sustainable National Monetary Policy: ‘I Want to Invest in America’


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Mar 27 2009

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Neal Katz

While Perseverance is Good, Brilliant Innovation is Better!

Barack Obama ascended to the Office of the President of the United States due to his incredible perseverance - and BRILLIANT INNOVATION.  Having secured the highest office the focus has now shifted to creating a sustainable economic recovery.  The number one question growing in intensity, volume and magnitude is - How are you going to fund all these wonderful agendas?

Look to the history of the election.  Thinking “outside the box” Team Obama went to the least likely and most underrated source for funding, a populous movement based on small (by traditional political contribution standards almost miniscule) contributions by millions of donors.  This brilliant innovation provided for an involvement and co-ownership of the process that set a new bar for campaigns.  Now is the time to apply this same brilliant innovation to a new monetary policy that funds a sustainable economic recovery and beyond.  This would also address the question, “Mr. President, what are you asking the American public to do”? Continue Reading »

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