Steve Adams - lists his supporters by state and, if you hurry, you can probably be the first one from your state. Interests include paintball and motorcycle riding. Qualifications include having chaperoned several youth trips and outings at his local church.
Richard H. Clark - Spends two hours daily reading five newspapers and a science magazine (and has done so for 20 years). Admits to annoying flaw of being terrible with names and dates. Self-proclaimed 'friendly guy' except during work hours where's he's all business.
Don Cordell - Interesting positions on a variety of topics - really must be seen to understand (go HERE). Ideas include building an entirely new, alternative highway system for trucks (built with prison labor) and removing all toll roads (infuriated after once driving across Connecticut and having to pay tolls every 10 or 15 miles). Willing to speak to organizations and is fine with "economy lodging and fast food facilities"
James H. McCall - Biography includes paragraphs dealing with his television viewing habits during the 1950s, details on his marble shooting and tap dancing hobbies, and has placeholders for additional information on his ancestry and primary school years. As President, plans to devote 30 minutes several times each week toward "briefly mentoring five young students of colonial history" . Sessions will allow each child to ask one question and make one comment. Plans to eat lunch with students as he travels because it would be a shame to eat alone. Also plans to "create a sub-department somehow" to work with youth from 16-24. Plans to establish a new "Youngsters Department".So...there you have it...four alternatives for your consideration. And there are more! Don't feel like you don't have choices - you DO!
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