Porter Retail, Amarillo, Texas
Porter, getting geared and ready for Super Tuesday, enthused by his victory in Nevada, had begun to visit in Amarillo. Within Amarillo he began to call out, greeting cheering crowds, as he began to further strengthen himself and present himself as truly powerful man, with his campaign attempting now, as it was in full swing, to harness the energy of Arnold Wolf himself, and create an unstoppable - at least in his eyes - machine.
He entered Amarillo with a shaking power, giving a strong speech on the spot upon his entry, and then holding a town hall where he answered local concerns. He primarily talked about the need to protect America from mass migration coming from the southern border, along with quintupling farm subsidies, and strengthening the local economy in the American heartland through a massive spending plan which he said would "be revealed in the upcoming days."
Porter Retail, Lubbock, Texas
He then went onto Lubbock, this time hitting hard on the moral aspect of his campaign: he hoped to appeal to, and boost the turnout of, evangelical conservatives in the north of the state, in order to beat Richardson's margins in the traditionally moderate DFW area. He spoke at local churches, hoping to show genuine concern to the priorities of the local evangelical community, and that of wider Texas. He gave his base strong and powerful rhetoric, moralising and propagandising, in order to get them aroused for the times to come.
He needed their enthusiasm, their energy, their power, so that the deck could be in his favour when the time came...He spoke with local radio stations, had an interview with a local newspaper...The power of words, indeed, was not amiss to the old general.
