ALICE JAMES FOR PRESIDENT- 2016- Green Party Independent

LET US IN! Keep Big Money out of Government.

George Washington did not want to have political parties. He thought they would become divisive and corrupt and fail to
represent the will of the people. Well, that was before BIG MEDIA got involved. Owned by massive conglomerates, the
"news" is no longer objective and in-depth, but carries out the
message of its biggest owners.

The environment and the economic welfare of the American
people is in dire jeopardy, yet squabbling on one side and
cowardice on the other, have created leadership that will not
take a moral stand.

I hope to change all that. I encourage every ordinary, sensible,
thoughtful person to run for office- local, PTO, state level- it doesn't matter. Petitions won't create change. Demonstrations will be censored by the mainstream media. LET US IN!

Friday, November 11, 2011

1	Bill Gates	$59 B	55	Medina, Washington	Microsoft
2	Warren Buffett	$39 B	81	Omaha, Nebraska	Berkshire Hathaway
3	Larry Ellison	$33 B	67	Woodside, California	Oracle
4	Charles Koch	$25 B	75	Wichita, Kansas	diversified
4	David Koch	$25 B	71	New York, New York	diversified
6	Christy Walton	$24.5 B	56	Jackson, Wyoming	Wal-Mart
7	George Soros	$22 B	81	Katonah, New York	hedge funds
8	Sheldon Adelson	$21.5 B	78	Las Vegas, Nevada	casinos
9	Jim Walton	$21.1 B	63	Bentonville, Arkansas	Wal-Mart
10	Alice Walton	$20.9 B	61	Fort Worth, Texas	Wal-Mart
11	S. Robson Walton	$20.5 B	67	Bentonville, Arkansas	Wal-Mart
12	Michael Bloomberg	$19.5 B	69	New York, New York	Bloomberg LP
13	Jeff Bezos	$19.1 B	47	Seattle, Washington	Amazon.com
14	Mark Zuckerberg	$17.5 B	27	Palo Alto, California	Facebook
15	Sergey Brin	$16.7 B	38	Los Altos, California	Google
15	Larry Page	$16.7 B	38	Palo Alto, California	Google
17	John Paulson	$15.5 B	55	New York, New York	hedge funds
18	Michael Dell	$15 B	46	Austin, Texas	Dell
19	Steve Ballmer	$13.9 B	55	Hunts Point, Washington	Microsoft
20	Forrest Mars	$13.8 B	80	Big Horn, Wyoming	candy
20	Jacqueline Mars	$13.8 B	71	The Plains, Virginia	candy
20	John Mars	$13.8 B	75	Jackson, Wyoming	candy, pet food
23	Paul Allen	$13.2 B	58	Mercer Island, Washington	Microsoft, investments
24	Phil Knight	$13.1 B	73	Hillsboro, Oregon	Nike
25	Carl Icahn	$13 B	75	New York, New York	leveraged buyouts
26	Donald Bren	$12 B	79	Newport Beach, California	real estate
26	Anne Cox Chambers	$12 B	91	Atlanta, Georgia	media
26	Ronald Perelman	$12 B	68	New York, New York	leveraged buyouts
29	Abigail Johnson	$11.7 B	49	Milton, Massachusetts	Fidelity
30	James Simons	$10.6 B	73	East Setauket, New York	hedge funds
31	George Kaiser	$10 B	69	Tulsa, Oklahoma	oil & gas, banking
32	Len Blavatnik	$9.5 B	54	London, N/A	diversified
33	Harold Simmons	$9.3 B	80	Dallas, Texas	investments
34	Jack Taylor	$9 B	89	St. Louis, Missouri	Enterprise Rent-A-Car
35	Steve Cohen	$8.3 B	55	Greenwich, Connecticut	hedge funds
36	Harold Hamm	$7.5 B	65	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	oil & natural gas
37	Rupert Murdoch	$7.4 B	80	New York, New York	News Corp
38	James Goodnight	$7.1 B	68	Cary, North Carolina	SAS Institute
39	Philip Anschutz	$7 B	71	Denver, Colorado	investments
39	Andrew Beal	$7 B	58	Dallas, Texas	banks, real estate
39	Steve Jobs	$7 B	56	Palo Alto, California	Apple, Pixar
39	Patrick Soon-Shiong	$7 B	59	Los Angeles, California	generic drugs
43	Samuel Newhouse	$6.6 B	83	New York, New York	Conde Nast