Welcome to my Presidential Bid site. First, let’s look at the Definitions of a “BID”

1). Offer: propose a payment.

I propose an offer of $10,000 for the Office of President. The Presidential Auctioneer says, “Not enough!” Do I hear One Hundred thousand? Ten Million? More? How much does it cost to buy the most powerful position in the world? Do I hear Ten Billion Dollars! SOLD!!! to the man behind the curtain in the back- wearing the lizard suit. I guess my bid of $10,000 is a bit short. My pocket change isn’t quite enough.
.
2) Wish: invoke upon as in “bid farewell”
Do you think if we wish hard enough, we can bid them all farewell, send the current crooks and corporately owned candidates to Mars?

3) Ask to show one’s hand as in a game of cards.
No body who runs for office ever cheats or fails to disclose do they?

4) Ask for or request earnestly.
But -- as Jim Hightower says, You don't get the pig out of the water by saying, "Here Piggie Piggie." Ya really gotta do it in earnest.

5) An attempt to get something, as in "he made a bid to gain attention"
If I make a bid, will I get any attention? Not so much without the mainstream corporate media repeating it endlessly 24/7.

6) A formal proposal to buy at a specified price.
That’s more like it. This is only a problem if you are not one of the one percent or the .01 percent.

Back to my original bid