Imperato Challenges Florida Voters to BE FIRST!

May 14, 2010 - PRLog -- Catching up with Daniel Imperato while bicycling around his hometown, this reporter was still unable to confirm plans to get on the statewide ballot for the November Governors race. But Daniel did reiterate his support for Govenor Crist’s decision to run as an independent for the US Senate. “Though I may not agree with all of Gov. Crist’s positions,” Daniel implied, “I support his decision to run as an independent.

“Enough of the polished-ticians serving the whim of the establishment parties. We need independents all over the US to step forward. We need voters to stop casting votes for the establishment parties that carefully select beholden candidates who answer to the moneychangers. We need to be the first state in the country to place the interests of our citizens above those with career political motivations. Be First Florida!”

Daniel Imperato of West Palm Beach is not new to running for office. From 2005 to 2008 he crisscrossed the country soliciting support for an independent run for president. He reenergized the reform party, challenged the leadership of the Libertarian Party, flirted with the various Green parties and engaged members of the Constitution party.  Because of this outreach, he chose to stay independent and is still committed to expanding the independent cause. Now he hints at Governor Crist endorsing him as Independent governor since Crist no longer has party affiliation.

Elaborating on his plans, Imperato referred to the biking, “I guess I better get back in shape for another run. If my supporters succeed in drafting me to join Charlie Crist as the people’s independent Governor while he serves in the US Senate, then I would honor them with a platform highlighting vision, fact and humanity.”

Daniel Impearto’s impact on the 2008 presidential race is underestimated. Many true independents appreciate that his early actions spawned others to consider independent runs including well-known politicians Michael Bloomberg and Chuck Hagel. Later, former CNN correspondent jumped on the bandwagon to declare himself “Mr. Independent” long after Daniel modeled himself as the modern Ross Perot. Imperato even consulted with former Perot team members Matt Sawyer and Russ Verney.

Daniel has been recognized for his humanitarian efforts from a variety of sources. He became a Papal Knight after a period of studying the intricacies of human thought, and the philosophy of Jesus Christ with Pope John Paul. He is the Grand Prior of North American and Canada for the humanitarian organization Orden Bonaria. Plus he has an honorary doctorate degree for inter-religious dialogue and international affairs.

He did not have time to elaborate on his developing platform, but offered one vision for high-speed rail across the state. “To achieve the vision, we simply state the facts in black and white. In other words, how much money would it take, how do we fund it and where to we obtain the funding. I have been achieving such lofty visions since I was 16. My insight and experience in the international business world has taught me how to set a goal and push until I accomplish said goal. So I ask the voters of Florida to set a vision with me and let’s work to achieve it.”

Imperato invited us to take a closer look. “Polished-ticians with deep pockets are not necessarily the best qualified citizens to serve the people’s interests. We have interests in Florida that are multi-dimensional, tied to international commerce and essential for being first. With our senior population we should be first in health care. We should be first in educating our citizens to give back to our great state. We can be first in jobs, for all of our residents. In fact, I invite those who need work to contact me now and let’s earn you some income.”

Daniel gave a sneak peak of his plan to streamline state government operations from Tallahassee. “Unfortunately, our state lost 149,000 jobs in the past year. That’s 2% of the total workforce. State government employment should reflect this trend. It is inconceivable that the state employment rose while the private sector was sagging.  I want to apply my background in growing and advising global companies to returning jobs to the private sector and for running the state government more efficiently using less taxpayer resources. We have 210,000 state employees now, and all of them should be performing as if the public were grading their performance. After all, they work for all Floridians.

“Charlie Crist can use my global expertise to help him in the senate. He did a decent job governing the state but was slow to act as were most previous governors of our casual state. It is time for Florida to Be First! We can be the first independent governing team in US history, something that is long overdue. Political party power is passing back to the people.”

He went on to present his credentials which includes education, expertise, the understanding of cultures and the complexities of human interaction. Comparing his credentials with the others running for the position, Imperato declared, “Very few have true credentials to run our state. Selling Florida’s strengths to the world requires diplomacy, a background in international relations and a true understanding of different business cultures. How life and business is conducted in other parts of the world cannot be learned by textbooks. It requires being there. It means living there, speaking native tongues, doing business in non-American methods, and really listening to what motivates and infuriates our fellow global citizens, all of which I have specialized during my career”.

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