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A GOP Congressional Candidate's Lonely Voice
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(He acknowledged the bills are not in widespread circulation, meaning merchants' pledges to accept them have not been tested.)
He has invented a robotic GPS-controlled lawn mower, as well as technology that allows telephone caller ID numbers to appear on television screens.
James has been endorsed by Michael Babula, an economist and professor who ran against Wynn and Edwards in the Democratic primary. Babula said he does not subscribe to all of James's economic theories but that he believes the Republican is right to expose increasing monopolization in the banking industry.
"I admire him for sticking to his principles," said Babula, who recently invited James to address his students at Baltimore's Loyola College. "He knows what he believes in, and I respect that."
James is also active at his church, Seneca Creek in Germantown, and has support from the American Indian community in the Washington region. One-eighth Cherokee, James was recently planning a wine and cigar campaign event with other Native Americans in the area.
In part because of the Ron Paul ties, James beat three other Republicans in the primary to earn the right to challenge Edwards. He said if he can use the campaign to gain exposure for his ideas, he'll be pleased.
"If we fix the money system," he said, "we'll have prosperity."
