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If one is to believe NPR (and I do, even if they are, um, slightly liberal) the story is that Kerry was giving Kansas a pass. The reason is because Kansas is considered solidly Republican, and right now the campaigns are concentrating on winning the so called "swing states." When the Kerry campaign found out that they had missed a crowd of college students in Lawrence, they sent John Edwards back to talk to them. Transporting candidates for public office makes for great TV and a fouled up transit system. Given the numerous articles in TRAINS about AMTRAK on time performance and equipment shortages, I wonder how much the Kerry campaign train has thrown off the AMTRAK schedule. I can also imagine the joy and excitment a dispatcher in Fort Worth has when his major Transcon line gets blocked by an "extra" passenger train. I have no opinion one way or the other on the candidates. But to be non partisan, I have also been stuck on a runway for two hours at Sky Harbor International Airport waiting for Dan Quayle to land. In the summer. In Phoenix, Arizona. Druther ride the train. Oh, I forgot. The trains don't stop in Phoenix anymore! Thanks, John McCain! Erik
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