Spam King Jones defeated again, 58% to 38%—thanks everyone!

In 2001 and 2002 Spam King Bill Jones repeatedly spammed people around the world, in a desperate attempt to win the Republican Primary nomination for California Governor. The clueless spammer lost with only 16% of the vote. Before the election, Bill hired a professional spammer who hacked into South Korean computers used to help teach school children. The Bill-Jones-hired spammer used the commandeered school computers to sent out millions of spam emails throughout the world with Bill Jones' spam. After sending his mass email spams, Bill Jones was not only unrepentant, but strongly defended his spam campaigns.

Loser Bill Jones is at it again. This time he's trying to run for Senator of California in the 2004 election, and is spamming once again. Don't reward this spammer for his immoral tactics. Please consider voting for a candidate who doesn't spam, such as Barbara Boxer (Democratic) or Judge Jim Gray (Libertarian). In any case, don't vote for Spammer Bill. Thank you.

  - Dan Anderson

• Use of spam in campaign [by Bill Jones] spurs debate (San Jose Mercury News, Apr. 4, 2002)
  
• Bill Jones campaign hit for e-mail spam. Web site closed by irk Internet provider (San Francisco Chronicle, Mar. 2, 2002)
  
• Candidate [Bill Jones]: Spam in Every Pot (Wired News, Mar. 1, 2002)
  
• Free speech or campaign spam? (c|net news.com, Mar. 4, 2002)

• Bill Jones is at it again [with spam] (Feb. 2002)
  
• Republican Bill Jones Thinks Spam is "Innovative" (Slashdot, Mar. 1, 2002)
  
• Bill Jones's Spam analysis by Ian Scott (Mar. 3, 2002)
  
• Confirmed: California wannabe Bill Jones is a recidivist spammer (Declan McCullagh's Politech, Feb. 28, 2002)
  
• Technical details on Bill Jones' website being kicked off by his ISP. by Ronald F. Guilmette (news.admin.net-abuse.email, Mar. 4, 2002)
  
• Technical details on Bill Jones spamming techniques by his ISP. by Bill Carton (ca.politics, Feb. 27, 2002)