Crawford Mayor Endorses Kerry

"I don't see where I'm better off than I was four years ago," says Robert Campbell, the mayor of Crawford, Texas. "I don't see where the city is any better off." Campbell's words are somewhat surprising, given that President Bush owns a sprawling ranch nearby. But this ranch, as well as the potential backlash from local Republicans doesn't bother the man who has served as mayor since 1999. He adds: I have the right to vote for who I want to be president. If some people around here don't like it, they can vote for someone else for mayor."

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