London – Making Progress
I had more success this time in London than on my last visit. I quickly got my petition permit and headed to the spot I was at last year. There were a lot more people there this time around. A young lady told me that this place was popular because the CCTV cameras were broken following an incident just prior to my arrival.
I had the first fifty signatures within five minutes of my arrival. Londoners seemed excited about the opportunity to elect the leader of the free world. I told them that I was running for president. Many people asked how I felt about surveillance cameras and they seemed pleased that I would only permit it on the hottest women. I received the biggest round of applause in a long time when I told them that I would cease all wiretap operations.
By early afternoon, I had over 2,000 signatures. I was heading to the American Embassy when I saw the same snotty woman who called security on me last year. I decided instead to keep the signatures and mail them to the State Department when i get back home. I hope that Hillary Clinton will be more receptive than Condolezza Rice was last year.