On Thursday, September 11, State Representative Lew Evangelidis called together a group of people interested in campaigning for Senator John McCain. Rep. Evangelidis' request brought forth a tremendous show of support, so much so , the crowd spilled into the hallway at the Holden Senior Center. 
First on the to do list was organizing a stand-in stand-out at Union Station for the start of "Good Morning America's" Whistle Stop Tour. That, plus phone banking, both in central Massachusetts and in New Hampshire, offer a promising beginning to efforts to boost the vote for John McCain. Pictured with Representative Evangelidis is Reed Hillman, former candidate for Lt. Governor. Mr. Hillman emphasizes a point . . .
. . . then reaches out to his audience to drive it home.
Six republicans smile for the camera. State Representative Lew Evangelidis, Reed Hillman, Ed Bracebridge, State Committee Man Lance May, former legislative aide Mary Fudeman and State Committee Man Bill McCarthy
Aw, c'mon Guys, loosen up.
Getting more relaxed.
Now they're smiling!
First on the to do list was organizing a stand-in stand-out at Union Station for the start of "Good Morning America's" Whistle Stop Tour. That, plus phone banking, both in central Massachusetts and in New Hampshire, offer a promising beginning to efforts to boost the vote for John McCain. Pictured with Representative Evangelidis is Reed Hillman, former candidate for Lt. Governor. Mr. Hillman emphasizes a point . . .
. . . then reaches out to his audience to drive it home.
Six republicans smile for the camera. State Representative Lew Evangelidis, Reed Hillman, Ed Bracebridge, State Committee Man Lance May, former legislative aide Mary Fudeman and State Committee Man Bill McCarthy
Aw, c'mon Guys, loosen up.
Getting more relaxed.
Now they're smiling!
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