A Day of Rest

I didn’t do too much campaigning today.  I wanted to get some rest before my next campaign trip.  I leave at 6:00 AM for Louisville and take a connecting flight to Lexington.

I will be at the following locations tomorrow:
10:00 AM - First Baptist Church (1st and Main - Lexington, KY)
11:30 AM - First Baptist Church (2nd and Main - Lexington, KY)
1:30 PM - First Baptist Church (3rd and Main - Lexington, KY)
3:00 PM - First Baptist Church (4th and Main - Lexington, KY)
4:30 PM - First Baptist Church (5th and Main - Lexington, KY)

I will post the rest of my campaign schedule for the weekend when I get to the hotel tomorrow evening.

Greetings From 30,000 Feet!

I am on my way to Eugene, Oregon for the rally tonight. I am currently over eastern Kentucky on my way to Chicago. From Chicago, I will board a flight to Portland, OR, and from Portland to Eugene. I should arrive in Eugene at 4:45 PDT.

I am not thrilled with airport security. I have two carry-on bags and they chose to inspect the bag with the “Hello Kitty” doll I got for Christmas. One inspector laughed when she saw the doll and yapped it up with the other inspectors.

I am thankful I didn’t wear my “Hello Kitty” socks. Everybody would have been laughing.

About Last Night

I want to apologize for last night’s show.  My Internet was down and I was unable to open the chat room or play clips.  The show ended up being cut down to 25 minutes being a monologue between my energy policy and a minor rant about being caught in Barack Obama traffic for two hours and missing a speaking engagement because of it.  For your listening pleasure:

“How to Solve the Gas Crisis” - Sunday 10PM Eastern

Independent Write-In Candidate Ahmnodt Heare will be the first candidate for president to offer a comprehensive plan to make energy affordable for Americans. Tune in to his show Sunday, April 27 at 10:00PM Eastern / 7:00PM Pacific.  If you can’t catch it live, you can listen to the archive at the link below.

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Ahmnodt-Heare

On to Pennsylvania!

With six weeks to go until the Pennsylvania Primaries, the campaign will be spending a lot of time in the Keystone State.  The campaign headquarters will be set in Allentown because it is centrally located to most of the cities in eastern Pennsylvania.  There will be a meetup at Philly Subs on Hamilton St. on Friday at 2PM.

The rally scheduled at Nay Aug Park in Scranton this Saturday has been postponed until April 12.  We will not rally in Intercourse as originally planned.  There will be a gathering in Philadelphia on Sunday at the Lincoln Financial Park parking lot.