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Home | AMERICA | Navy Master Planner Starts Independent Run For President

Navy Master Planner Starts Independent Run For President

October 8, 2015 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Independent Run For President

SOURCE Eric Borrell

U.S. Navy Master Planner Eric Borrell needs your help for a wholly independent run for President | Democracy, elections and voting at Democracy Chronicles

U.S. Navy Master Planner Eric Borrell today announced he is a candidate for President of the United States and will run as an Independent. Borrell, 33, began formulating and communicating his plan to be a Presidential candidate back in October, 2013, completing his official registration with the Federal Election Commission in May 2014.

A native of Metro Detroit, MI, Borrell was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree from Western Michigan University in 2004 and received a Masters of Urban / Regional Planning from Wayne State University in Detroit.

He has served as a federal officer and Community Planner with the U.S. Navy since March 2008, acquiring unique experience of serving in a combined military and civilian position.

A Community Planner is a multi-disciplinary position involving land use planning, design, engineering, construction, operation and maintenance, information technology, communications, finance and economics.

Borrell plans to announce his choice for Vice President by May 8, 2016. The search for a running mate began only after the defeat of Borrell’s petition in the U.S. Supreme Court to access the Colorado ballot as an individual candidate.

The petition, Supreme Court Case no. 14-8792, also presented questions on ballot fees and equal requirements for all candidates, regardless of party affiliation in accessing ballots. In the process, Borrell gained valuable experience in government legislation practice, proceeding Pro Se.

The case reached the Supreme Court docket as part of only one percent of cases accepted upon submittal and raised important issues that could arise in future public elections.

Development of a campaign website is underway whereby citizens will be able to access detailed information on the candidates, their platform and plans for America, as well as information on candidate’s status of accessing the ballot in each of the 50 states and District of Columbia. The website will provide resources to support Borrell’s access to ballots and instructions on voting options to use on Election Day.

Borrell’s campaign theme, ‘Wear Purple’ represents the result when mixing the traditional colors of the Democratic Party, blue, and the Republican Party, red.

Media contacts: Thomas Madden, CEO of Trans Media Group, 561-750-9800 ext. 2210, tmadden@transmediagroup.com.

Eric Borrell, Independent Candidate for President of the United States, 720-260-0323, borrell.eric@yahoo.com.

 

Borrell issued the following statement regarding his bid for office:

I am running for office for several reasons:

  1. I feel am the best man to lead and serve the American people. There is no higher honor than this.
  2. Doing it for my Country. The United States is the best Country in the world, I am a patriotic person.
  3. Personal goals, for the longest time people would ask me about my career goals. I would give loosely defined answers such as “I want to be in a leadership position”. It eventually became clear to me that I can not settle for the goal of being Secretary of State, or Vice-President. I am a competitive person, I have to go for number 1.
  4. I have lived much of my life in depression. The root of it is being constantly beaten down by incompetence. In the Navy, you can only take so much of it before you finally start fighting back.
  5. Even though it has not been made public knowledge by the media, I have accomplished a lot in Military / Government Service. The next logical step for me is the Presidency.
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