Person announces unique opportunity for American citizens to obtain the change Obama promised but couldn’t deliver, and seeks Facebook and Twitter friends
NEW YORK, Aug. 26, 2010 — Even though Obama was elected President less than two years ago, New York is in the middle of a campaign to ele…
Khavari to Alex Sink: Here’s All the Help You Need to Oversee the State Board of Administration
MIAMI, Jan. 11, 2010 — Noted economist Farid Khavari, a Democratic candidate for Florida governor, has gained national attention for his plan to create a state-owned bank in Florida. Today he responded to Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink’s recent call for additional oversight of the Sta…
FL Governor Candidate Khavari: The Era of Commercial Banks Is Over; State Banks Are the Future
MIAMI, Nov. 23, 2009 — Noted economist Farid Khavari, a Democratic candidate for Florida governor, has gained national and international attention for his plan to create a state-owned bank in Florida.
“Not since the Great Depression has it been so clear,” said Khavari. “We n…
Florida’s Democratic Party Is Not Democratic at All, Says Khavari
MIAMI, Oct. 15, 2009 — Noted economist Farid Khavari, a Democratic candidate for Florida governor, has gained national attention for his plan to create a state-owned bank in Florida. Khavari’s plan to create one million private-sector jobs in Florida without subsidies has won enthusi…
One Million New Jobs in Florida Without Subsidies Proposed by Khavari Economic Plan
MIAMI, Oct. 1, 2009 — Noted economist Farid Khavari, a Democratic candidate for Florida governor, has gained national attention for his plan to create a state-owned bank in Florida. Khavari says the bank would earn billions each year for the state while offering 6% CD’s, 2% mortgages and al…
Khavari: ‘State Can Earn Billions Providing 6% CDs, 2% Mortgages, 6% Credit Cards’
MIAMI, July 29, 2009 — Economist Farid A. Khavari, Democratic candidate for Florida Governor, announced his economic plan to revitalize Florida’s economy, replace over 700,000 lost jobs, stabilize the housing market, and regain over $50 billion in losses suffered by the State Board of A…
