This week I was interviewed for an article to be posted on NPR’s national website. The story is about independent presidential candidates who continue to run, election cycle after election cycle. Reporter Linton Weeks said to me that some would … Continue reading →
I took our sons Joseph and Jonathan to a football practice in North Creek, Ohio, last night. Joseph played split end and had a couple nice catches. Jonathan, the youngest one, was like a little Brian Uhrlacher (Bear’s middle linebacker) … Continue reading →
We have moved into Northwest Ohio where I was interviewed by Mike Maag, who has an internet radio show out of Columbus Grove, Ohio. He asked me about our tax policy. I said we wanted to do away with most … Continue reading →
We continue campaigning in western Ohio… We stopped in Montra (pop. 100) where I didn’t chant mine. (Sorry.) However, I did stop in at the Sticky Pig Bar and Restaurant and put up a campaign card on the bulleting board. … Continue reading →
We traveled to Sidney, Ohio, where I stumped at The Spot Restaurant on the downtown square. There’s a rather nice plaque outside the eatery with a picture of former President George W. Bush. It says he made an impromptu campaign … Continue reading →
Due to some technical difficulties around the revamping of our website, the blog has been down the last month. Sorry. But we’re back online now. And the campaign continues on… We’re currently in Wapakoneta, Ohio, hometown of astronaut Neil (“One … Continue reading →
This weekend we campaigned at the North Star Festival. North Star, Ohio, has a population of 100. That’s right, we continue to forgo political consultants, demographic studies… and head right for the place that has the best hot … Continue reading →
We continue on our farm sabbatical in western Ohio. I’ve spent the last three days painting a barn. While up on the ladder, I got to thinking about the debt ceiling debate. One of the most recent … Continue reading →
After finishing our last tour, we have stopped at a farm in western Ohio. Here we’ve been involved with most every aspect of farming: baling hay, helping with a big garden, feeding the animals (cows, chickens, sheep…). … Continue reading →
During part of our Florida Panhandle Tour last month, we met Beth and Patrick Stanley in Defuniak Springs, Florida. This is a mom and her 31-year-old son. Patrick has Down Syndrome and still lives at home. Beth … Continue reading →