Pics from the Past
Many 16 year olds take pride in learning to drive a car. For Faith, it was learning to fly a plane.(click photo to enlarge)
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Monday, November 20, 2006
Many 16 year olds take pride in learning to drive a car. For Faith, it was learning to fly a plane.(click photo to enlarge)
Election Results?
We'd love to tell you how Faith did in the election, but we don't know! They don't count write-in candidate votes! Is this democracy or a horse-race? Even in a horse race, they record the time for the horse that comes in second-to last. Otherwise, you wouldn't be able to look at that horse's progress when it finally wins the Kentucky Derby!
If you would like to help us in our lawsuit against the government regarding the currupt election process, please write to electfaith@gmail.com with your contact info.
If you would like to help us in our lawsuit against the government regarding the currupt election process, please write to electfaith@gmail.com with your contact info.
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Friday, November 03, 2006
Faith, of Broadway and DC Fame!
Check out our video, "You Gotta Have Faith" which includes footage from C-SPAN, local newscasts, and the movie Gypsy, as well as appearances from Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton, Mayor Anthony Williams and President Bill Clinton!
Volunteers still needed!
Volunteers still needed!
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Campaign Platform Song:
Lyrics by Faith Herself
(To the tune of Tea for Two)
DC tea upon the sea
will always be a memory
of tyranny and white supremacy
congress won't hear us
but soon they will fear us
as we show the nation
our own declaration
of freedom and justice
proclaiming our own sovereigntyyyyyyy
Landlords are greedy
evicting the needy
urban renewal is negro removal
our children are dying
our mothers are crying
Heeeeeelp Heeeeeeelp
We can't feed our families
Our congress so noble they give us free cheese
How happy we'll be
when we free DC
Prepare and declare
New Columbia, a free DC!
Toot toot-toot-toot-toot... Toot! Toot!
E-mail: electfaith at gmail.com
About Me
- Name: Ms.Growing Lotus
- Location: District of Columbia (future New Columbia)
Links
- Faith on IMDB
- WashingtonPost: Trumpeting Faith by David Montgomery
- Befriend Faith on MySpace.com
Previous Posts
- Faith on TV: DC People!
- Pics from the Past
- Election Results?
- Faith, of Broadway and DC Fame!
- Askia Muhammad endorses Faith
- Flyer: Fenty Schmenty!
- A New State: A NEW INTERCULTURAL INDEPENDENT STATE...
- INSTANT INDEPENDENT INTERCULTURAL STATEHOOD
- Faith Cleans Systems (your government plumber)
- Fenty Shmenty!
Archives
Faith Sightings
- On the Kojo Namdi Show: WAMU 9/8/06 (listen) starting at 42min 11sec into the show.
- At the Independence Day Parade: "...and there was Faith, the perennial mayoral wannabee, who rode on a horse, her hair framed by an American flag, her ever-present trumpet at the ready." (WashPost 7/5/06)
- On the Kucinich campaign trail: "And what D.C. political event would be complete without Faith Dane and her bugle? The end of a round of questioning elicited a trumpet riff from the 80-year-old former showgirl and perennial candidate who’s run for mayor in the District six times and touts a long-standing friendship with actor Marlon Brando. Questioner Mark Plotkin acknowledged her presence, though she’s not one of the 11 candidates who’ll appear on the ballot on Tuesday." (msnbc 3/5/04)
- WashPost D.C. Voter's Guide '98: "But her platform has changed little during this and her four previous bids for mayor. [Faith] says the city’s residents should use a referendum to establish it as an independent state and hand much of the authority to the Neighborhood Advisory Commissions.
"She also advocates public funding for the creation of arts programs and instruction for youth. Her concept, Dubbed Roosevelt’s Stars War program and modeled after a New Deal program, would enlist entertainment stars to teach students via satellite. It follows her goal to establish the District as an international intercultural arts haven. " (10/2/98 by John P. Martin)