It’s the Messsage stupid, not the money

Ok, do you actually think that politicians weren’t being bought before the Supreme Court made current laws unconstitutional?

All the SC did was to make it easier to spend and buy politicians. There are no laws that have ever been able to stop people from buying influence. Only people with good morals and strong character can prevent corruption.

We, the Joe six packs of the world, have to use the one power we have available to ourselves…vote in huge numbers!

Remember, it’s the message that wins elections, not money. Money just helps to distribute the message easier. But no matter how much your message is distributed, if people don’t like what you’re saying, they won’t buy it!

Author: Rich Garling

A dedicated public servant, having served in elected office twice and as a lifelong Democratic Party Precinct Committee Person with a business background, all concentrated on organizing resources to work together towards a common goal. Served as an elected official, first on the Dekalb County Board (80-82) and later as a Trustee on the Village of Island Lake Board of Trustees (07-09). I have managed numerous election campaigns for local and State offices. Successful results-driven experience in IT program/project management, focusing on collaborating with multiple businesses work streams defining business process requirements into workable enterprise solutions. View all posts by Rich Garling

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Rich Garling is a results driven experienced Senior Project manager who has focused on collaborating with multiple businesses and IT work streams to define detailed business process requirements into workable enterprise software solutions for eCommerce, retail, finance, pharmaceutical, and inventory processes. A successful proven track record in leading cross-functional international teams of project resources while managing expectations and delivering projects of greater than $10M within stakeholder expectations. Provided an in-depth knowledge of SDLC using Agile and Waterfall project management methodologies (Scrum Master (SMC)), MS IT Management/Project Management (AMU)), and a talent for developing business requirements delivering workable technology solutions.

Rich has worked for numerous Corporations including Abbott, AbbVie, Walgreens, Uline, AllState, and Anixter. He currently works for Bradford Exchange as a Project Manager III.

Rich is also very active in the local community having run and served in local government offices, a long time member in CERT and his church, Rich is dedicated to improving the community for all its members.