Life Chain
In Warren, Ohio, yesterday, we went to the streets to stand in solidarity with a group of people who formed a part of the nationwide Life Chain abortion protest. (Earlier in the day, I had given a pro-life talk … Continue reading →
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town “brain trust”
Last night as we were leaving Mosquito Lake Park, a man approached and complimented us on our new (yet tremendously “vintage”) 1978 Dodge Beaver Motor Home. (We got it in Colorado several months ago and it only had 79,000 … Continue reading →
Social Security
I talked with a man who was a member of Warren, Ohio’s City Council for 18 years and was on Warren’s Budget Committee for eight years. (He requested anonymity because he doesn’t like his name on the internet.) … Continue reading →
…somewhat of a long shot.
I talked at length with Randy Law, who is a former Republican Ohio Congressman from the district around Youngstown, Ohio. He told me that while he is quite conservative and “tremendously pro-business,” he joined with environmental groups (and other … Continue reading →
…will run out in the year 2037
Talked in Terry Armstrong’s government class at Labrea High School in Leavittsburg, Ohio, today. Mr. Armstrong is one of the most proactive high school government teachers we’ve met in our travels across the country. He brings candidates in … Continue reading →
the “C” in YMCA
We stopped at the Youngstown, Ohio, YMCA where (Are you ready for this?) there is actually a chapel in the middle of the complex. (The first chapel in a YMCA that we’ve seen anywhere in the country.) What’s … Continue reading →
running away to “Mayberry”
We have launched on the next phase of our campaign tour… We stopped first in Trumbull County, Ohio. In Warren, Ohio, here, I talked with Fr. Charles Crumbley who is a chaplain for the U.S. Marshalls (showed me his … Continue reading →
…veritable war zone
We’re still in Cleveland for a pit stop. Tonight I took our kids up to play some football in a league at a neighborhood Rec. Center. When we arrived, there were four police cars and an ambulance in … Continue reading →
the “greening” of Cleveland…
Talked with Baldwin Wallace College’s Professor Tom Sutton. He said the “greening” of Cleveland goes on. The city is just starting to develop a six-acre urban farm, complete with Amish organic farm consultants. Across the street from … Continue reading →
only one thing that was missing…
Our sons played in a Rec. Center football game tonight in Cleveland. It was a hard fought game that was well coached, on both sides. The only thing that was missing was, well, much of an audience. … Continue reading →