Celebrating Equality in June
52 years ago on June 12, 1967 (just 10 days after I was born) the U.S. Supreme Court decided that interracial marriage was legal in the United States in the
77 Days- Time is Flying!
We’ve been working diligently to build Team Kiehne the last few weeks. We’ve visited a variety of events including picnics, flyovers, labor union meetings, Club meetings, Committee meetings and so
Day 103- Countdown to the Primary Election
Well, it’s been an interesting week so far. Presented for the Wildwood City Council, did some canvassing in Washington, my team participated in some postcard writing and we’re booking some
Day 113- Stuff to Do
So no canvassing the last 2 days. I had to get my quarterly filings done and had State House Candidate Cody Kelley’s Kickoff Event tonight. It was well-attended and Brown
Day 115- Another Interesting Day!
I had a great and informative Four Rivers Progressives meeting this morning first thing. We talked about upcoming events, the impending Primary election and so forth. I look forward to
Day 116- Candidate Forum and Parking Lot Conversations
I didn’t canvass today but I did participate in a candidate forum for Democratic Franklin Co. State candidates. It was well-attended and we had the opportunity to answer some great
Day 117- Didn’t Feel Like It- Did It Anyway
Day 117 was a challenge for me. First of all I’m trying to prioritize music time in my day because I have bills to pay and I kind of enjoy
Day 118- Good Day- 1st Challenging Knock
I had another really positive session of canvassing today. Met some more nice people and heard more interesting stories. A consistent theme was that people are sick of dishonesty from
Day 119- My Neighbors are Nice!
So this was Day 2 of campaign canvassing for me. I’m starting to dredge up memories of old jobs from when I was a kid like shoveling driveways, delivering phonebooks