
First you had the lines: It started at the Jim Graham building, went up beside the Dorton Arena, curved down the midway and toward the little round building (as seen above), turned and went back up and around the Dorton Arena (as seen to the left), looped back down to the Mid-Way and was still growing as the doors opened.

Once inside, we were treated to good 'ol bluegrass music. Every single Republican fundraiser or rally I've attended in NC has had either bluegrass or country music played by local musicians.

Once inside, we were treated to good 'ol bluegrass music. Every single Republican fundraiser or rally I've attended in NC has had either bluegrass or country music played by local musicians.

Inside the Jim Graham building, there were no seats except for three small sections of bleachers, and everyone stood for nearly two hours waiting for the lines to pass security and the lady of the hour to show up.
John McCain's nice saying that plays up his military background, but one that also makes me feel like Daniel in Babylon. As I used to tell my Chinese friends, I'm a Christian first, and an American second.

Cary's "Joe the Plumber" (actually named Mike) spoke about why he was supporting McCain.

Gov. Sarah Palin with husband Todd
4 comments:
oh, how lucky you were to go! I wanted to go so bad, but knew it would be crazy like that! I would love to see her in person! I'd love to hear more about the entire experience!!! And you got photos of her! Wow!!
What you didn't get an autograghed t-shirt?? That is really neat that you got to go!
I bet Carroll is jealous. and I bet she comments on this post:)
She is. And she will. : )
I had tickets...but decided at the last minute not to go. We wanted to get there super early for a front row seat...but in the end, I didn't want to give up my whole Saturday...especially since I got to see her in Greenville last month.
I love Sarah Palin!!!
Thanks for the post, Monica!
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