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When Ellis Rubin, Luke Lirot and I filed suit last year to seek an injunction to get Max Linn, the Reform Party candidate for Governor of Florida, into the Gubernatorial debates, he got a lot of press. The campaign’s phones started ringing off of the hook. There was a major increase in requests for signs and bumper stickers. His poll numbers went from 5% to 8.7%, a 74% increase just for standing up for his right to debate! Of course, the media claimed that his support in their polls showed less than 2%, but they would not produce any evidentiary basis for their polls. We did, and we won injunctions twice! Where do you stand? My friend, John Russell, and millions of Americans think that you truly stand for the best interests of all Americans. I hope they’re right! I hope that you will take this opportunity to prove it to us all! I know that there are registered Republican voters in South Carolina who would be happy to join as plaintiffs in this landmark case. If you want to call John Edwards’ campaign to volunteer or ask him to take action in South Carolina, the phone numbers are (919) 636-3131 for his national headquarters and 803-251-0168 for his South Carolina headquarters. Carpe diem, Mark Adams speaks at the FCC Hearing in Tampa. This short video has a lot of information about my work. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAni0WoI7LI
Mark A. Adams earned his BA in business administration with a major in finance and a minor in economics at the University of South Florida. He earned his law degree and his master of business administration at the University of Florida where he also worked as a teaching assistant in the Economics Department. Mark practiced law in Florida. In 2006, Mark represented Max Linn, the Reform Party candidate for Governor of Florida, in successful lawsuits brought against the media to require his inclusion in the Gubernatorial debates. Mark also represented John Russell, Clint Curtis, Frank Gonzalez, and others in contesting the official results of the 2006 elections in Florida state court and before the U.S. House of Representatives. Mark has been involved in the judicial reform movement since 2003, the media reform movement since 2004, and the election reform movement since 2006. Before those years, he believed that judges followed the law, that our media told us the truth, and that our votes were counted. Beliefs that most of us once held and that many still hold on to. Unfortunately, Mark, like many of us, learned that these beliefs were no longer true. However, Mark believes that we can counteract the forces which have destroyed these institutions if we face reality and take action before it is too late. Mark asks that you please remember that the American dream will die and our children will suffer if the people do not know what their government leaders are doing, if the people are not able to vote ineffective or corrupt leaders out of office, or if judges can ignore the law and the facts with no repercussions!
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