For Labor Day yesterday, I labored. I stumped in downtown Berlin Heights, Ohio. I also interviewed Jack Vandebemt. He was collecting signatures for his 71-year-old, soon to be father-in-law, Albert Maynard. (The family was collecting signatures to … Continue reading →
I gave a talk to a chapter of the Ohio Right To Life group in Norwalk last night. The chapter president, John Hug, told me every year they have a booth in the Huron County Fair. On a … Continue reading →
“average JoeOhio Tour” cont: We headed west to Milian, Ohio, for the Milan Melon Festival Parade. What a crowd! Our kids buzzed about the average Joe mobiles (one driven by Liz’s father Stuart) on roller blades throwing … Continue reading →
I have spent part of the week expanding our U.S. Department of Peace position paper based on years of cross country research. Go to http://www.voteforjoe.com/stands/stands_domestic.html
Continue reading →We’ve been at home preparing the campaign vehicles for the next Ohio tour legs. We’ve had to replace a master cylinder, a transmission starter switch, a battery… and thus is the lot of an independent presidential candidate with old … Continue reading →
My wife Liz’s parents are here from New Zealand. Last night I was talking to her father, Stuart, about the economy. He was telling his grandkids about how things were so much cheaper in the old days. … Continue reading →
In my last post, I talked about a brand of “Social Justice Football” we’re involved with here in Cleveland. The concept, in part, actually originated from a ball diamond cut out of a corn field in Arthur, Illinois. … Continue reading →
We continue to be back in the Cleveland area where we’re working on position papers, filing, tour itineray, and yard work. The other night our family took a break to play some “Social Justice Football” at the Catholic Worker … Continue reading →
We attended the Green Party National Convention last month in Pennsylvania. (I am currently vying for the Green Party presidential nomination.) A video from the Presidential Candidate’s Forum to the general assembly was released recently. To view … Continue reading →
I attended a Bible Study in Avon Lake, Ohio. The readings revolved around the prophet Isaiah telling the Isrealites that they were so concerned with shiny “anklets… pendants… and veils…” — that they’d forgotten about the poor. And … Continue reading →