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.

Requests for Speeches and Rallies

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Weekend Warrior

My campaign will be hitting the road with little time for rest.  I leave here Friday morning for Eugene, Or.  I will be giving a speech at the WOW Hall Friday at 7:00.  I leave Saturday at 6AM so I can be at Churchill Downs for an animal rights speech.  Included in that speech will be animals having the right to be part of my diet and a horses right to race.

Straight Talk Express Derailed

I was campaigning in my town today as North Carolina is having its primary. I am ready to head out and drive home when a State Trooper tells me to pull over. Next thing I know, a bus called the “Straight Talk Express” comes pulling up and stops in front of a Starbucks.

People came out of the bus, but John McCain stays in. The people head into the Starbucks and McCain stayed in the bus. A while later, they come out with 20 lattes and head off. One would have thought on a day of an election, the candidate would go out and meet the people and have them vote for him or her. I guess Senator McCain is above meeting the people.

I can see why John McCain wants public financing for his campaign now. Starbucks’s lattes are not cheap.

Why I Didn’t Campaign in Guam

The reason why I didn’t campaign in Guam is because it was too far out of the way and too close to the Indiana and North Carolina Primaries. I am sure the fine people in Guam would have liked my initiative to have them vote for the President of the United States. As I have stated previously, the President of the United States is considered the leader of the free world. And everybody in the free world should be entitled to choose its leader.

The problem is a little worse in Guam (and Puerto Rico, Palau, and other U.S. territories). The citizens of these commonwealths are United States Citizens, yet they can’t vote for the President and they can’t have representation in Congress.

Viajaré a Puerto Rico en dos semanas y haré campaña allí. Dejaré a la gente fina allí que haré campaña para que la su derecha vote por el presidente de Estados Unidos y por la representación en congreso. (I will travel to Puerto Rico in two weeks and campaign there. I will let the fine people there that I will campaign for their right to vote for the United States President and for representation in Congress.)