A recently-unearthed episode of “The Dickie Allenstar Show,” which originally ran on terrestrial radio in 2004, will give you some perspective on the challenges I was up against, early in my campaign.
Time to cast my vote!
While I have nothing to forgive at the moment, it feels good to do it, so I will. I like to clear the palate before the real meal – voting.
I get together with my long-lost brother and intern hopeful, Garrick Klamm.
Looking over my collection of campaign memorabilia.
This blog, I talk off the cuff about thinking off the brain.
What’s the main difference between Lloyd Barker and I? Our teams.
A quick reminder about the necessity and importance of Daylight Saving Time.
Don’t rub your vote in anyone’s face.
The importance of voting.
Scott and I discover the truth surrounding the baseless attacks coming from Phyllis Masters.
I’m dedicated to legitimate campaign finance. That’s where you come in.
Yes, I was really sprayed with pepper spray.
I answer your questions about my best friend, Dan Gomiller.
The world is very warm right now, and I’d like to fix that.
Never mind.
I’m told there are no PC Police.
I make an apology.
I continue to answer your questions – this time, about LB’s book, “Black Gold.”
I answer your FAQs, starting with those about my stylist, Teauje Lueargne.
Jason and campaign manager Alex Parkhurst discuss campaign exposure, and why Lloyd Barker’s book, “BLACK GOLD: HOW GOOD SLAVES MADE AMERICA RICH” is no longer available for purchase.
I ventured to a haven of diversity – San Francisco, California – to have my fortune told by a Zoltar machine.
This is my unedited promise to you, to stay true to you.
Jason Klamm and Scott Appel are on the hunt for a filmmaker to help their campaign transparency make its way to the big screen.
The Klamm Campaign Team discusses their newest measures toward transparency – including a behind-the-scenes view of the campaign. #RealAmerica
Derick and I discuss the latest to-dos in the campaign. #blog #jk2020 #jk2016 #socmed ##
Help me celebrate the anniversary of the day, one year ago, when I became eligible to be president of these United States. #EligibilityDay
Yes, some missteps happened with our official campaign paperwork, but I can reassure you I’m no less a candidate. Also, if you’d like to be an additional intern, please e-mail intern@jk2016.com.
Learning perspective from my first pre-presidential trip to Montana.
Jason Klamm, here again to tell you about how to get your “I Will Have Voted” stickers.
If I’m honest: yes, I was born in England. But there’s no doubt I was born to American parents. I’m Jason Klamm, and I’m eligible to be your president.
Phyllis Masters says I don’t care about the homeless. Here’s proof they’re wrong.
I respond to your questions about LB Barker’s presidential run. I’m Jason Klamm, and I’m not worried about it.
Your suggestions just keeping getting better and better, and I couldn’t be happier about how the campaign is progressing.
Jason took your advice and gave camping a shot. Here are his real-time opinions on the nation’s most natural subjects.
Why is a campaign team so important? Here’s why.
Announcing the search for the first Klamm Campaign intern!
Jason Klamm continues his campaign HQ search.
Jason Klamm congratulates Mike Gipson on his successful office search.
Jason Klamm makes the official announcement that his campaign is still going.
