Buckeye Back Road Tour cont.: Barack Obama spoke in Dayton yesterday and John McCain spoke in Lebanon, Ohio, yesterday, some 30 miles south of Dayton. Meanwhile we split the difference, stumping in Germantown, Ohio, yesterday, which is about … Continue reading →
Buckeye Back Roads Tour cont: A reporter frm the Wapakoneta Daily News noted that I would like to see a cutback in lifestyle in America and a shorter work week. This would free up more time for … Continue reading →
Buckeye Backroad Tour cont.: We talked with a woman today in Bluffton, Ohio, who said she was quite disturbed with the Olympic: clothing. She said, for instance, that the women marathon runners, the women sprinters, etc. were dressed, … Continue reading →
Buckeye Backroad Tour cont: We headed further west where we interviewed Clyde, Ohio’s Dave Woodruff. He is the founder of the organization Blue Collar Community. He is also a former employee of the Whirlpool Corporation, which has … Continue reading →
We traveled further west to Norwalk, Ohio, where we were asked to participate in a Farmer’s Market that’s coordinated by Chrissy Houtz. Houtz is a Vegan vegetarian who opposes the cruelty of factory farming. We also discussed, among … Continue reading →
We have launched on our final tour of Campaign 2008… In Amherst, Ohio, a barber named Ariel at the Olde Time Barber Shop told me he drives a $500 car and his wife drives a $1,000 car… “so … Continue reading →
Russia is escalating it’s assault on bordering Georgia, at the time of this writing. The New York Times reports that Georgia serves as a major conduit for oil flowing from Russia and Central Asia to the West. So … Continue reading →
Each of the major candidates have position papers on crime. We have a position paper on crime as well. And the following is a take on our paradigm around crime: National Public Radio did a piece the other … Continue reading →
There has been talk this week by both major candidates about energy policies… Our energy policy calls for, among other things, a dramatic shift to much more sacrifice and the development of renewable energy technologies, I said at … Continue reading →
*Important: We’re moving into the final phase of our “2008 Ohio Strategy.” ***And we need supporters in the state, and outside, to e-mail supportive letters-to-the-editor about our campaign to as many Ohio newspapers as possible. (Go to … Continue reading →