McCain Describes ONE to Iowa Crowd

Nov 1st, 2007 10:36 AM UTC
By Field

When ONE arrived at a stop along the McCain campaign trail in Le Mars, Iowa, on the 25th, we were greeted instantly by Senator McCain in a way that has become regular.

As soon as he saw us enter the cafe, he invited us to come join him as he began to tell everyone in attendance about ONE. He was glad to see us and happy to talk about our cause. He invited me to come up and talk about ONE and the amazing effort that we have taken up, the support we have across Iowa, and the non-partisan effort that has Democrats and Republicans coming together.

-Wes Peterson

TAGS: Iowa, ONE Vote 08, Sen. John McCain

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