Blinky
11-05-2002, 01:09 PM
http://www.cmonitor.com/stories/news/state2002/sunday_barnstorm_2002.shtmlquote:Bradley, who lives in Wolfeboro, stood in front of Kane showing a woman how to ride a Segway. The machine was a campaign tool, a way to get voters to stop and talk.
As Bradley and Republican Rep. Frank Guinta explained how the Segway worked, a handful of Clark campaign workers arrived bearing signs. One was dressed as a magician, a profession Bradley briefly held when he lived in Switzerland in the late 1970s.
Just thought it was funny that these guys running for office would use the segway as an attention getter. I wonder who else might use this idea and apply it to their needs.
As Bradley and Republican Rep. Frank Guinta explained how the Segway worked, a handful of Clark campaign workers arrived bearing signs. One was dressed as a magician, a profession Bradley briefly held when he lived in Switzerland in the late 1970s.
Just thought it was funny that these guys running for office would use the segway as an attention getter. I wonder who else might use this idea and apply it to their needs.