Independent Daniel Imperato vision’s for America proved accurate. Now applies expertise to assist Fl

Daniel Imperato is on the Florida ballot for governor. And he has specific plans on how to bring prosperity and jobs back to Florida. He aims to re-energize tourism and improve Florida’s basic infrastructure in order to compete globally for business and investment.

[USPRwire, Tue Sep 28 2010] Several of Daniel Imperato’s predictions about a wide range of policy matters from the Middle East to the economy have come true. Conducting an exploratory presidential campaign, Daniel weighed in on nearly every issue that arose during the run-up to the 2008 presidential campaign.

Before the bank bailout in late 2008, Imperato suggested a series of measures that would help people keep their homes and avoid unsightly credit card debt. Once again he was proven accurate when he suggested that a fixed low mortgage and a write down of some of the balance should be implemented. The federal government just issued these measures. Plus he railed against outrageous bank fees. Soon after the Feds forced a stop in abuse of overdraft charges.

The reason these predictions are important today is that Daniel is on the Florida ballot for governor. And he has specific plans on how to bring prosperity and jobs back to Florida. He aims to re-energize tourism and improve Florida’s basic infrastructure in order to compete globally for business and investment.

Accurate predictions and suggested courses of action are not based on any crystal ball or luck. They come from a man that has a vast array of global experience. Daniel has traveled the globe. He has assembled a huge network of high-ranking business associates. He speaks several languages. This is the most qualified candidate for governor at a time when Florida needs to emerge from being an aging retirement community and blossom into world leader in technology and tourism.

What makes Imperato a natural selection is his access to major international investors. He holds a Florida real estate and mortgage broker license which has yielded opportunities to advise on several major projects over the years including a city center in West Palm Beach, as well as entertainment, regional malls and infrastructure projects in many foreign markets.

The founder of Imperiali, he watched the company lose it's footing once he left and has since taken back controlling interest. This is a company that has steered billions of project dollars. The main reason he turned over the company was to prevent a conflict of interest for his 2008 presidential campaign. It became apparent that he made political adversaries who ran a series of political warfare tactics against the company. Though nearly financially decapitated for seriously considering running for president, Imperato himself was scrutinized and his business enterprises were investigated. The good news is that Daniel survived a full vetting by the IRS, the FBI, the SEC and the FEC.

It is obvious that Daniel opponent s for governor have not been vetted yet. To further prove his integrity, Daniel is putting his company to sleep for the period to protect his shareholders until the election is over, and will turn over control once again should he get elected.

Daniel has proven to be a relentless campaigner, despite a deliberate attempt by his opponents to have him drop out. And his vision is alive and well-received on how to fix Florida for future generations of prosperity and employment.

His runs on a seven-point platform that details the top three points relating to energy and infrastructure on his website. Three other pieces relate to specific regions of Florida that are ripe for development and for maximizing the resources, skills of its residents and natural beauty that attracts tourism. Imperato has been in discussion with key personnel in Punta Gorda, Pensacola and Jacksonville. Each has a particular strength and a unique piece of development that perfectly fits will be implemented for each location.

For instance, Punta Gorda can compete globally once a massive entertainment and water sports complex is completed. Pensacola has its great white sand beaches and can multiply its tourism with the right attractions. And Jacksonville is one of those sleeping giant cities – one that has enormous long-term development potential.

According to Daniel, these projects are owned by the shareholders, they were ideas that shareholders have been developing. And they are not dependent upon getting Daniel elected as governor. But this run for governor does help attract international exposure and opens the doors for serious worldwide exposure and possible investment in the urban and regional redevelopment plans.

No matter who gets elected, Daniel is committed to helping his state. It would be great if he could activate these plans on day one as governor. But if not, the company is ready to work closely with the new administration to implement these projects.

Other pieces of his platform have been well received as well. They include connecting the state from the panhandle to Miami by advanced, high-speed hydro-rail technology offered by Interstate Traveler. Replacing the nuclear fission reactor plans with Fusion Power Corporation’s proposed plant that will power the grid with less waste and more efficiency than currently proposed models. And planting and farming sweet sorghum to generate ethanol without having to use a food crop.

As Daniel explains in our interview, “Experience is the best teacher. Honor and integrity must be restored in Tallahassee now.”

I will continue to follow the Imperato campaign and report on activities and initiatives. The seventh and previously unmentioned piece of the seven-point platform is the outreach to the Cuban community and can be viewed on the campaign website at www.draftimperato.com.

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Written by Joseph Oddo, President
Common Growth Strategies
PO Box 635
Ruckersville, VA 22968