Draft:Samuel Levi Hurt

Samuel Levi Hurt an American, appears as a 2024 Presidential Candidate, positioning himself within the Republican Party and presenting a vision for America centred around unity, prosperity, and a profound faith-driven approach. His campaign emphasises a departure from established political structures, advocating for change in governance and social justice while invoking a deep sense of religious conviction.[1]

Early life and education

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Hurt's foundational years were in religious teachings and principles, tracing his lineage to the ancient King David and identifying himself as a descendant of the tribe of Judah. Throughout his life, Hurt has been shaped by the teachings of the Torah, shaping his worldview and informing his commitment to guiding others through moral and spiritual priHis educational journey led him to Point Park University, where he earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management, specializing in International Business. Additionally, he pursued an Associate's Degree in Computer Science at the ICM School of Business, honing his skills in technological aspects alongside his business education.[citation needed]

Career

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Prior to this, Hurt was engaged in consultancy roles, notably within Shalom Construction Company, where his expertise in construction, project management, and general contracting aligned with his business acumen. His role as a business management consultant showcased his capacity to navigate diverse sectors and implement strategic initiatives.

Influenced by biblical teachings and historical figures such as Prophet William Saunders Crowdy and Jesus the Christ, Hurt envisions a presidency that champions the cause of the broken, aiming to break the cycle of wealth disparity and promote equitable opportunities for all.[citation needed]

Recognising the significance of narrative in political campaigns, Hurt's strategy revolves around shaping a compelling story that resonates with voters. He employs merchandise like tee shirts and hats not merely as clothing items but as symbols of unity, belief in his vision, and a tangible expression of support for his campaign.[citation needed]

References

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  1. ^ "Samuel Levi Hurt". Ballotpedia. Retrieved 2024-07-19.