Subject: Re: Question on OFA
From: "Josh Martin" <[email-masked]>
To: "Hunter Biden" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2011 22:59:44 -0500

No worries. Ha, I think Ron is relieved that I delivered big, because he
wants to get me in a managerial role as soon as possible. I, on the other
hand, am a bit nervous with expectations being set so high, so early. I
prefer dubya's approach of keeping expectations low enough so that people
are just ecstatic when you don't f up. We need to talk to you about
referral fees- I'm pretty sure Verisign will pay an 8-20% referral fee and
your global presence could be lucrative for any relevant prospects. Not
sure you'd want to het into it....?

JM
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On Nov 8, 2011 10:46 PM, "Hunter Biden" <[email-masked]> wrote:

> Forgot to answer this. I really don't h e a line into campaign yet. When
> my Dad gets his campaign director (TBD) out to Chicago I'll have a line
> into them and we can circle back then.  Must be rough being the best
> salesman in your new job.  Is Ron beginning to resent you?
>
> RHB
> 202.333.1880
>
> On Nov 4, 2011, at 4:44 PM, Josh Martin <[email-masked]> wrote:
>
> Hey man,
>
> Hope your trips are going alright. Still waiting for Ron and Samantha to
> stop fighting so we can get dinner plans finalized. I don't want to put you
> out, but I thought I'd run something by you- I had extensive meetings with
> Blue State Digital about www.barrackobama.com and the need for DDoS
> protection (the types of hactivist attacks which have brought down
> Mastercard, BofA, SarahPAC, Ron Paul, Talking Points Memo, etc...). They
> are very random and while most people would not suspect that Barrack Obama
> would be a target of such an attack (based on trending support of the types
> of movements the hactivists support, e.g. Occupy Wall Street), many attacks
> are also launched by corporations, quasi-governmental groups overseas, and
> third-party cover groups representing who knows who. Blue State Digital
> made the pitch to OFA for this type of protection because they felt it was
> an intelligent "CYA" move- either OFA would get protection or they would be
> absolved of responsibility by virtue of having advised such protection. OFA
> responded to BSD with no interest- at least according to BSD. The whole
> thing seems a bit too casual, especially given how high-profile the site is
> and the security concerns around contributors sensitive financial
> information. If you happen to know anyone at OFA that might be worth
> contacting, I'd appreciate guidance.
>
> This is the crazy liberal writing- not a desperate salesperson. I can't
> even get paid on this because I have capped-out my year....
>
> Best, Josh
>
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