Time for Dem Presidential Hopefuls to Start Serious 2024 Fundraising - I Can Volunteer 20-Minute Tarot Readings for Big Contributors (wake up and smell the incense)

 It looks like there will be a race for the 2023 Dem nomination for US President. The one who likely had the nomination to lose - Joe Biden - probably has lost it. DocuGate deepens, reports Daily Mail:

"The Department of Justice has revealed how a search of President Joe Biden's home in Wilmington, Delaware, has found another six classified documents."  

The guy could be finished. So, the fundraising has to begin in earnest by those who would be US President in January 2025. (Incidentally, that’s when AI chatbots will take over 90% of digital content-creation).  

Of course, lots and lots of money is needed. That mandates that the politicos make themselves attractive to the big donors. Right now. Actually that’s overdue. Is a documentary a must? Yes. Let’s look forward to the impact of the documentary “Justice,” focused on the Brett Kavanaugh SCOTUS confirmation process. Forget the book. 

Among the deep pockets are the large elite law firms. Blue Tent identifies these top five with a history of major contributions to the Democratic Party:

Paul Weiss

Kirkland & Ellis

WilmerHale

AkinGump

Latham.

But shaking loose the funds could be more of a challenge currently with the slowing of demand in a number of practices such as M&A. Therefore, there has to be a compelling proposal of how the politicos can be useful for access.

In addition, fundraising always needs a new approach. Remember how Barack Obama organized small reach-in-the-pocket events via text?

Well, as the embrace of mysticism grows, it could be an amazing thank-you for contributors to receive a 20-minute Tarot reading. The amount they kick in could be $1000. That Tarot gimmick could save the expense of those awful chicken dinners. 

Yes, I volunteer to be part of the fun. That is for a progressive I believe in.

You are skeptical that the big money will go for it? Wake up and smell the incense.

Spirituality is everywhere. Don’t leave home without your cushion for meditation. And that branch of spirituality classified as “psychic” whatever is, according to IBIS, a $2 billion industry. It employs more than 90,000. In April 2021, The New York Times saluted the Tarot as a tool for self-awareness and introspection. 

For a whopper of a contribution I can throw in casting a spell. I learned my trade at Strega Spiritual Center in Arizona and through the guide “Tarot Spells” by Jamina Renee. One night I conjured up a bit of that for a law-firm player getting mauled by the media. The objective was to neutralize the force field. That happened.

Want to contact me for possible help in your fundraising? I am most influenced by mission statements about helping those of us who have to earn a living. That could be as an employee, gig worker, or business owner. 

I started earning income at age 11. That was hawking Wallace Brown greeting cards and religious icons on the mean streets of pre-gentrified Jersey City, New Jersey. I was a high producer in Hudson County. (Reach out to me at janegenova374@gmail.com.)

Smart intuitive career and communications coaching, including using the Tarot. Try it, with a five-minute complimentary session. Totally confidential. Then fees customized for your unique budget.

Please make an appointment with janegenova374@gmail.com

 

 

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