PRESS RELEASE: Ahmnodt Heare to Run for President
July 22, 2011
Independent candidate Ahmnodt Heare has announced his intention to run for President of the United States. He made this announcement today in front of his dog and Contessa Brewer of MSNBC fame. (Ms. Brewer was not at the announcement, but was on television when the announcement was made.)
The original announcement was made on November 5, 2008. Word did not get out because somebody forgot to hit “send” to the press release that was supposed to go to all of the news agencies. (I plead the Fifth.) A lot has changed since then, and not too much for the better.
I had warned when I ran for President in 2008 that whomever would win the election (aside from me) would fail to tackle the issues that matter to Americans the most. One such issue is affordable entertainment. I addressed this issue before deciding to run for President. In my video “Cinemafia,” I addressed why movies were expensive and offered solutions to make entertainment more affordable for Americans.
People say that a leader has to be able to compromise. Hogwash! All compromise does is take bad ideas from one party and bad ideas from the other party and make it law. I will enact only those good ideas consistent with my platform. Doing something is not better than doing nothing when doing something is a step backwards. I am not afraid of doing nothing.
Below is the contact information to reach Ahmnodt Heare:
e-mail: ahmnodtheare@politician.com
Twitter: @ahmnodtheare
Phone: (507)-AHMNODT (246-6638)
AFNH/mpw
Awareness Campaigns and Why I Don’t Like Them
I have issues with “awareness” campaigns. The issue isn’t that the causes aren’t important, but that they are too important to only allow a week or a month dedicated to the issue.
Take AIDS Awareness Month for example. December is usually AIDS Awareness Month. I think that AIDS requires our attention year-round. Just because it is not AIDS Awareness Month doesn’t mean that you can’t get AIDS from unprotected sex or from sharing needles. Grandma Oudda has taken AIDS awareness to the next level. She will never share her knitting needles again because she doesn’t want to spread or contract AIDS.
April is National Autism Awareness Month. I am afflicted with a form of autism known as Asperger’s Syndrome. Awareness doesn’t mean that I get to pack away my symptoms for the year every May 1. The symptoms are around in May, June, July, and every other month – not just April.
July is National Hemochromatosis Month (Whatever that is.) Hemochromatosis is an overload of iron in a person’s body. The only reason why I am mentioning this is because it is July and I know not everybody is going to give heed to what I am writing.
This is why I have never (and will never) set a month aside for Affordable Entertainment Awareness. Entertainment is expensive every month, not just July, April, or December. If there is an issue close to your heart, then you should know that awareness has to be a 365-day project and not just something that needs only one month’s attention.
Right Country – Wrong Target
The Department of Homeland Security’s Director Janet Napolitano suggested that Canada was partially to blame for allowing terrorists to enter the United States and causing the September 11 attacks. Whether this is true or not is irrelevant. It wasn’t like the terrorists had signs that said, “Hi, my name is Mohammed Atta and I am a terrorist.” The terrorists were in the United States for a while and we didn’t know they were terrorists until it was too late.
What we should blame Canada for doing is deteriorating American entertainment. They not only knew the limited “talents” of William Shatner and Celine Dion, but they trained them in their mission to sabotage American entertainment. Janet Napolitano has to quit worrying about an incident eight years ago and go after William Shattner, who has been systematically destroying the quality of American entertainment for over 40 years. Until this situation is taken care of, Americans will not take the Department of Homeland Security seriously.
Acronyms – The Next Phase of the Campaign
I was fortunate Betty Poundcake was in my area tonight. She was the medium that was able to channel endorsements from the grave. She didn’t channel any endorsements tonight, but thanks to her, I was able to gain valuable advice from former President Gerald Ford. Former President Ford said he had been following my campaign for over a year. He gave an honest and sometimes painful critique of my campaign. He said I spend too much time talking in a language that normal people understand. He said that people want a president that sound smarter than they do.
He gave me my first lesson. He said that if I use acronyms, I would sound more presidential. Not only would I sound more presidential, but I would be more respected among my competitors and their supporters. Here are a few we brainstormed:
READ – (Real Entertainment Affordable Daily) READ is a program that will make entertainment affordable and filter out Canadian spies posing as entertainers.
SNIFF – (Sensible Needs in Federal Funding) SNIFF will continue to fund things we need (Like the military and nudie bars for the military) while eliminating pork programs like Congress and the Supreme Court.
SLUT – (Systematically Losing Unneeded Taxes) This program will eliminate taxes that are no longer needed after raising the rates on taxes that are needed.
I will add other programs as the needs arise. I have the foundations of a strong campaign with READ, SNIFF, and SLUT. I would like to thank Betty Poundcake and former President Gerald Ford for their help.
The Uniting of Two Issues
For those who are new to my campaign, welcome! One of the issues I have been campaigning about is that entertainment is becoming cost prohibitive. My favorite target to date has been the Motion Picture Association of America (or “Cinemafia” as I call them.) Not only has the price of movies kept going up, but the price of going to a concert or a sporting event.
I am currently in Amsterdam studying prostitution in society. Prostitution is legal in Amsterdam and I wanted to see the various effects it has on a society where it is legal. My in-depth studying on prostitution stopped when I found out it was €200 ($272.92) for an hour with the prostitute I wanted to study. I ended up spending the night studying prostitution from afar from my hotel room window.
I had thought about asking for money from the people in the streets for money for my research. I concluded that a candidate for President of the United States should never ask for money, even if it is for a worthy study. I believe that dealing with prostitution requires a “hands-on” approach. From this moment on, I will be adding prostitution to the umbrella of entertainment that is no longer affordable.
I will be watching the early games of the NCAA Tournament before catching the 10:15 flight to Stockholm. At least watching the games online are still free.
Publicity Problems
It was 8:55AM and I was just about ready to walk from Schaanwald to Vaduz. There was no media: No television, no radio, no newspapers, nobody from the media. There weren’t any people except for a young man named Rolf. He was wearing a green military jacket, a green military t-shirt, and faded and shredded blue jeans. He had a bone to pick with me. He was wondering why I was doing this walk-a-thon for Affordable Entertainment Awareness and not for allowing the good people of Liechtenstein tovote for the leader of the free world.
I explained to Rolf that my original intent was for what he wanted when I planned this trip. However, a lady named Claudia from nearby Planken (in Liechtenstein, all the cities are nearby. It is the Delaware of Europe.) had been following my blog for a while and she seemed irate about the cost of entertainment. She did not seem overly concerned about being unable to vote for the leader of the free world. So I decided to go with the Affordability Awareness campaign.
Rolf and I headed off to Vaduz. He had handwritten a sign in German for me to carry. The sign he had me carry said,
“Nur eine dumme Person Kampagne in Liechtenstein, um Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten.”
Big Day Tomorrow!
Tomorrow is a big day in America. We will be deciding which direction America will take for 2013 and beyond. We can vote for a better future, or we can vote for Mitt Romney or Barack Obama. It’s up to you.
You want things to get better as much as I do. This makes me believe that you will not be voting for Obama or Romney. Nothing they have said or done has shown that they will do anything to make entertainment affordable. Neither candidate has been in areas affected by Hurricane Sandy since President Obama went to the Jersey Shore on Friday (He did not see Snooki or J-Woww.) . I have been here since the storm hit – I have been through the blackouts and the never-ending odd-day/even-day gas lines.
I really haven’t gotten to campaign in the last week due to Superstorm Sandy. I had said previously that I had planned on holding off running in 2016 and run in 2020 instead. If there is a sharp enough drop in the vote total from the last poll taken by my campaign, then I will run in 2016.
Remember the importance of your decision when you vote tomorrow. Remember that spelling counts in write-in ballots and here is an easy way to learn to spell Ahmnodt Heare. May the Congressperson and/or Senator you vote for join me in Washington so we can get things done the right way.
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