Posted on 05/02/2002 12:50:30 PM PDT by katherineisgreat
It appears that the campaign is really picking up! So far Katherine has raised 1.7 million dollars for her campaign!! (But you already know that.)
Aside from a gag inducing Reuters story, all appears to be going well.
Today, Katherine was the keynote speaker at the Capitol in the National Day of Prayer; her brother -in -law also provided the music something no paper picked up on ;-)
Dennis Hastert also wrote an email on Katherine's behalf a sure sign that things are picking up. The email can be read here: HASERT
Here are the new pictures from Katherine's website (lots of em):
County Commissioner Shannon Straub introduces Katherine at an event hosted at Sylvia Thompson’s home. In turn, Katherine introduces U.S. Senator Fred Thompson and praised him for his tireless efforts on making government more accountable and efficient. Almost 200 people attended the function.
U.S. Senator Fred Thompson thanks Katherine for her kind introduction. In addition, he spoke about the importance of electing qualified people to Congress, and mentioned that Katherine is the only candidate with the legislative and business experience necessary and effective in Washington.
U.S. Senator Fred Thompson, Katherine, Anders Ebbeson (Katherine’s Husband), and local artist Bill Kelley discuss various local and federal issues.
Katherine talks with Janice and Howard Tibbals about going door-to-door and continuing to work hard to win their support and vote.
Katherine enjoys a moment with longtime friends and event Co-Chairs Murf and Sue Klauber.
Ginny Thompson, U.S. Senator Fred Thompson, event hostess & Co-Chair Sylvia Thompson, Katherine and her husband Anders Ebbeson take a brief break from discussing important issues
Katherine and her husband Anders Ebbeson and daughter Louise have their picture taken with actor and retiring U.S. Senator Fred Thompson
Louise Ebbeson, Katie Moulton, Katherine and Kim Githler enjoying the event at the beautiful home of Sylvia Thompson
Katherine listens as District constituents express their concerns and views on federal issues. Katherine was honored by Bradenton community leaders at the home of George and Mary Thomas on Friday, April 12.
Katherine talks with Joan and Jon Lovingood of Bradenton
Katherine poses with Lydia and Ernie Padgett.
Manatee County Sheriff Charlie Wells, Katherine and Donna Hayes take time out for a picture an event honoring Katherine.
Katherine appreciates the support received from Adrian and Roberta Caraceni.
Congressman Dan Miller (R-FL) introduces Katherine at a party honoring her candidacy for his congressional seat. Miller is retiring after serving five terms.
Katherine, with the support of her husband Anders, thanks all of the guests for the continued support.
Dr. George Thomas, Congressman Dan Miller, Pat Neal, and Katherine discuss local issues.
Hartley Etheridge-Volunteer Coordinator for the campaign, distributes maps, writing pens, volunteer forms, and federal issue forms to campaign volunteers Ron Turner, Gary Miller, Ryan Keelan and Dan Alred on Saturday, April 13.
Katherine writes a personal “Sorry, I missed you” note to a Gulf Gate community resident who was not home at the time of her door-to-door visit.
Rory Dubin, a local Republican leader and campaign volunteer, leaves one of many homes he visited in the Gulf Gate community.
Katherine is pleased with the support she is receiving during the door-to-door grassroots effort in the Gulf Gate community.
Hartley Etheridge and Katherine work effortlessly on the door-to-door campaign in the Gulf Gate community in Sarasota.
Katherine records the comments she has been receiving from the Gulf Gate residents. Katherine left personal “Sorry, I missed you” notes on the doors of residents who were not home during her door-to-door grassroots effort.
Katherine and volunteers break for lunch and compare notes with campaign volunteers Bruce and Ida Dalton and Ron Turner.
Katherine eats lunch with campaign volunteers Gary Miller and Ryan Keelan after a full morning of walking door-to-door.
Katherine discusses federal issues with Gulf Gate Resident Thomas Soukup.
Katherine and her team lend a hand for Habitat for Humanity on Saturday, April 6. Campaign staffers Zeb Portanova-Federal Policy Coordinator and Aimee Fortney-Hispanic Outreach Coordinator work with Katherine in constructing a home in Jordan’s Crossing.
Miguel Romano-Finance Director for the campaign and Katherine carefully measure the placement of nails in the construction of a home in Jordan’s Crossing for Habitat for Humanity.
Katherine hammers away!
Katherine climbs to the top of her ladder to place the last nail of the day.
Katherine and Tom Nunan of Habitat for Humanity discuss the many benefits of Habitat for Humanity and Katherine’s long time interest and participation in the organization.
KH4C, will you ask SOS Harris if she saw the John Lott story about the post-election recounts - discovering that the biggest block of votes "disenfranchised" in Florida during election 2000 were black Republicans in Dem. precincts...and has she received an apology from Jessie Jackson, Mary Frances Berry, Kwasi, Julien Bond...Joe Lieberman, Al Gore, etc.? Thanks. Ms. Harris is a winner.
Thanks for the PING!
Give our dear Katherine "all my best"!
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