In July of 2012 when President Obama was campaigning, on the second day of his bus tour through Ohio and Pennsylvania at 8:06 in the morning he stopped at Ann's Place 24-Hour Restaurant in Akron for breakfast. While dining with Goodyear plant employees, Barack Obama scarfed down a heart-stopping pile of grub featuring two eggs, over medium, with bacon and wheat toast and grits. Once he finished eating, the 70-year-old owner of the diner, Josephine “Ann” Harris, who adored Obama, hugged the president in the parking lot, which her family later said was a real “highlight” in the life of the elderly owner. Ann was so thrilled about meeting her hero that after Barack Obama boarded his bus and left, at 8:42 am the great-grandmother marked the occasion by posing for pictures with four generations of “Ann’s Place” family members. Then, at 11:18 am, just three hours after hugging the president, Ann suddenly complained of fatigue and a...(Read Full Post)