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Problem: My great-grandfather was a notorious liar.

I have to show you my resume - I know that, even though I don't really like talking about myself. I will tell you that I'm a native of Louisville, the grandson of Italian immigrants on my mother's side, and I descended from countless generations of Kentuckians on my father's side. My great grandfather even claimed to be a direct descendent of Daniel Boone. (I've learned over time that most all old Kentucky families claim some kind of kinship to Daniel Boone, and that my great grandfather was a notorious liar besides). My dear wife, Caroline, is a native of Lac St. Jean, Quebec, Canada. We met while both of us were living in Germany. We don't have any kids, unfortunately. If we did, I probably wouldn't be doing this.

Solution: Assert that lying is not an inherited trait...

...and list a short resume:

1980: Master’s Degree in Electrical Engineering from The University of Louisville.

1980-1983: Engineer, McDonnell-Don't-Call-Me-Boeing-Douglas in St. Louis, working on cruise missile guidance and control, radar altimeters, and strategic planning systems.

1983-1992: Still employed by McDonnell Douglas, but I moved to Stuttgart, Germany to be a cruise missile technical advisor to the U.S. Air Force, Navy, and NATO at the Headquarters of the U.S. European Command and at NATO Military Headquarters in Mons, Belgium.  

1992-1994: Engineer, secure communications systems, McDonnell-Douglas in Falls Church Virginia and the U.S. European Command's Joint Analysis Center at RAF Molesworth, England.

1994-present: Founder and owner,  Engineering Data Corporation, a Louisville-based software and database design firm.

You can read a lengthier bio on my company's website, if you wish. But I wouldn't bother; we've all got more important work to do. Here I am again in lawyer-recommended bullet form:

• Louisville native, U of L engineering graduate, local businessman, Democrat for 32 years.

• Spent ten years working at major U.S. military commands centers, worked on cruise missile guidance systems, knows how the U.S. Department of Defense operates.

• Knows how to strengthen our economy: Started his own Information Technology consulting firm here in Louisville - His company derives 97% of its revenue from sources outside of Kentucky. It’s the kind of company that Louisville needs thousands more of.

• Will help push the STAR program to clean up Rubbertown. -- A trained engineer with extensive experience in the chemical industry.

• Wants to save the heart of our city. Only congressional candidate who supports the 8664 initiative, a plan that would remove I-64 from downtown and build a first-class public transportation system for our commuters.

• Wants real campaign and ethics reform – Only candidate who refuses to accept money from political action committees (PACs).

• He can defeat Anne Northup in November. But he will do it without PAC money, and he will do it without negative advertising, because he is a voter like us who is sick of politics as usual.

May 16th vote James Walter Moore- top of the ballot - call 574-6100 for precinct info
 

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