The Candidate
Copyright© 2014 by Eagleye
Chapter 5
Romantic Sex Story: Chapter 5 - Evolving story of a rich man and a worthy candidate for US Senate. Event-driven, rather than character-driven. Sex will come in the sequel.
Caution: This Romantic Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Romantic Fiction
As we were headed for Lancaster Falls, I drew Brady aside and said I wanted to talk with him about a new strategy. He sat down, none too happy.
'Brady, I think we have a new theme for Barbara's campaign. 'Go Get em, Barbara!' I think we need a new banner to hang off the end of the observation car with that slogan, and then get a mess of campaign signs out:
Go Get em Barbara! Barbara Roberts for US Senate
'I think it will be killer. We hand out all those signs at each of our stops and ask people to put them around their local area. Hell, we'll ask Frank if he can add a box car to our train consist to carry them all. We just have to get them printed and staked in a manner of hours. Can you handle that?'
'Well, don't you think we should ask the Candidate before launching into this?' he queried.
'Well of course. Let's have a confab and also invite Frank to see what he thinks and if he could support the logistics for this.'
So we did. Barbara and Frank thought it was a fabulous idea, Brady was sent off to get the signs printed with red, white and blue, and we were promised them within day three of the tour. Frank added an express box car to the consist the next day, and by the end of the day, it was filled with these wonderful new signs that we would hand out at every stump speech. I am a genius when I let myself be one. Brady was not happy being overshadowed, but saw the brilliance of what I was pulling off. One more notch in the election saddle!
The banner was completed in record time and hung on the back of the observation coach. Frank even wondered if we should have metallic signs made to put on the sides of the passenger coaches. 'Shit, why not?' I said. 'More marketing the better. Let's do it.' So we did, and they were in place on the car sides by the third day. We were truly becoming a campaign special. Anyone who saw the train would get the message.
Meanwhile, after the first day of three stops, we were settled into the lounge watching the evening news. MAN! The coverage was fantastic. The camera angles were great, they covered the entire speech, and there was 'color commentary' from the local news guys (no girls, interesting to note), about how Barbara Roberts had launched a barnstorming campaign of the state by rail. Some even commented on the similarities to Harry Truman's campaign against Thomas Dewey, which won Truman the election, and wondered if a similar upset might be in store.
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