After our time at the “Open Door Community” in Atlanta (see last entry), we hopscotched down Rte. 19. We stopped in Griffin, Georgia, where a gas station worker was singing Louisiana Nights to the radio while she was waiting on … Continue reading →
In honor of President’s Day today, I’ve decided to become president. (It’s kind of a Norman Vincent Peale thing.)… I recently referenced a talk I went to in Rome, Georgia, about the writings of G.K. Chesterton. During the talk, presenter … Continue reading →
Black History Month: At Berry College in Rome, Georgia, this week, I interviewed Professor Brian Carroll who is the author of the just released When to Stop the Cheering (The Black Press, the Black Community and the Integration of Professional … Continue reading →
Rome, Georgia, experience continued: I gave presentations at two Journalism classes at Berry College. After talking a bit, I turned each into an open forum session. One of the questions was what I thought was the most … Continue reading →
In Rome, Georgia, we attended a study group about the writings of G.K. Chesterton Saturday evening. Facilitator Tom Farmer presented a number of famous Chesterton quotes. The one that particularly struck me was: “Fallacies do not … Continue reading →
We are in Rome, Georgia, on the next campaign stop. I was interviewed by WGAR radio yesterday. And the following is a blog entry my wife wrote last night: “I am conscious today of the privilege in … Continue reading →
We are in motion on our 20th tour leg for Campaign 2008… A few hours out of Cleveland, we stopped in Jeffersonville, Ohio, where I said to a man wearing a Brown’s hat that when we got to D.C. … Continue reading →
For the past month I’ve been working with Prescott Valley, Arizona’s Pablo Sanchez (web designer) to update our 2005 and 2006 Tour Maps. Each map shows a particular tour leg and includes a corresponding series of campaign vignettes. … Continue reading →
We have just finished our position paper on the Iraq War.
Continue reading →I was just interviewed by the Politics One blogspot. (Scroll to the Tuesday, Jan. 16 entry.) –Joe
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