Erin Go Braghless!
I had to return early from a night of partying at Conway’s in Dublin. I ran into a few Americans here, including the police officer who arrested me last year. The Irish love to party, but they hate snakes. I think I got in a bit of trouble with the Irish when they asked me about Northern Ireland. The conversation went like this: (My responses are in italics.)
“What do you think about Northern Ireland?”
“What about Northern Ireland?”
“The British occupation of Northern Ireland?”
“If the British occupy Northern Ireland, then I’m afraid I can’t campaign there.”
“What?”
“I am running for leader of the free world, not for leader of an occupied land.”
The man dumped his ale on my head and stormed out. I guess he was from Northern Ireland. People he was talking with were giving me a strange look. I figured I had to leave and start planning for the walk-a-thon in Liechtenstein tomorrow. I will evaluate Northern Ireland tomorrow.
Campaigning in Europe
I will be campaigning in Europe next week. Below is the schedule:
Monday 3/16 – London: I will once again go to the U.S. Embassy and hold a rally for Britons to be allowed to vote for the leader of the free world.
Tuesday 3/17 – Dublin: No real campaigning, just partying with the Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. This is also my daughter Patricia’s birthday. I am saddened that I am unable to play quarters with her for her birthday. She will turn 6.
Wednesday 3/18 – Liechtenstein: Cross-country walk-a-thon promoting affordable entertainment to Liechtensteiners. Unlike the United States, Liechtenstein can be walked across in less than a month.
Thursday 3/19 – Amsterdam: I will deeply examine their prostitution system and develop a strategy to develop a similar system in the United States.
Friday 3/20 – Stockholm: Spring Training Camp with the Swedish Bikini Team. I’m working on a political spin for this. If you know one, please let me know.
Saturday 3/21 – Back to the United States.