A poem from fellow staffer, Elizabeth Scott.
This should brighten your day.... even with all of the spring rain. At least it's "spring rain."
On the horizon stands a servant, so humble and kind
facing the horizon, learning from the lessons of the day he has left behind.
The burdens of others on his shoulders gather, neigh a grumble ever spoke
“Help those who can’t help themselves” are words guiding his path
Never a bribe taken, no ego to stroke.
This servant lives by example, inspiring the young, empowering the weak
Constantly fighting for the rightful inheritance of the mild and meek
Like a shepherd, he is no stranger to the wolves
Wool may decorate their fur, mild their tempers may be
Baited breath and fangs, however he will always see
His flock not bound by color; diligent is his fight and steady is his course
acceptance and tolerance his grace, strength and integrity his driving force
A white flag he has not, your tribulations he carries in tote
In he your voice will be found, in he your voice will be heard…all he requires is your vote.
I really enjoyed it, Elizabeth. I've dubbed her our campaign poet laureate. And now, some fresh news for your pleasure.
Buckeye State Blog directs us to a Suffolk University poll which shows Ted up 11 points (45-34) on Republican Attorney General Jim Petro and 18 points (48-30) on Republican Secretary of State Ken Blackwell in the governor’s race.
Ohioans are responding to Ted’s substantive, positive vision for Ohio’s future, and it’s showing in head-to-head matchups with the participants in the Shootout at the GOP Corral. This state is ready for solutions rather than criticisms, and Ted is the only candidate for governor offering those solutions.
Speaking of which, the Associated Press discusses state-level struggles to marry ethanol supply to ethanol demand. The bold Strickland vision for energy innovation and production, Powering Ohio’s Economy, tackles this issue head-on by providing tax-free investment in ethanol and alternative fuel infrastructure, marrying public investment to private ingenuity to make Ohio a leader in cost-efficient energy.
Don't get lazy, activists and supporters.... now is the time to step up our pace!
Happy Monday, everyone!
Monday, March 13, 2006
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