But, that will happen from time to time in my line of work. We're always ready to serve and support our production teams when they need us. Even if that means working through a scheduled break to do it.
Day With Bob update: Sorry about no video at lunch time. We've had several serious issues here at work that required my undivided attention. As a result, we worked through lunch and took a later-than-usual break.
The orange book is part of my studies for the Certified Quality Technician exam from the American Society of Quality. It's a fun read if you ever want to delve into statistical process control, the tools of the trade, or advanced problem solving techniques, such as 8D or DMAIC.
The bound version of the Constitution came from Barnes & Noble back when they weren't just running interference for woke librarians. The Bible is now 27 years old. I still use it frequently for quick reference.
First break at work is at 7 a.m. I try to maximize the time I have each day. So, breaks are spent checking email and working on side projects related to the campaign.
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The Family Research Council's iVoterGuide for the 2026 election cycle went live today. Click here to see my profile: https://t.co/AIioeJaR2v
Note: "Conservative" is the top ranking a challenger with no previous legislative experience (i.e. lacking a voting record) can achieve.
Guest speakers will include Pastor Joseph Hall, former U.S. Rep. Steve King, and many more 2026 candidates. A praise band from Elim Arrival will also perform and there will be a vendor show. It's an excellent opportunity to network with the GOP grassroots from around Iowa.
I cannot attend due to likely working that day, but I would encourage anyone who can make the trip to consider going to the Iowa Liberty Fest in Council Bluffs from 2 to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, January 24 (doors open at 1:30 p.m.). https://t.co/aOvIjMaeng
It will feature my future colleagues in the Iowa Senate, Lynn Evans, Kevin Alons, and Doug Campbell, as well as U.S. Senate candidate Jim Carlin, Iowa governor candidates Brad Sherman and state Rep. Eddie Andrews, and Auditor of State candidate Abby Maas.