I was able to get within 30 feet of President Bush as he spoke on the podium and when it was over he was 6 feet away but the crush of the crowd reaching for a handshake prevented me from doing the same thing. But I'm quite satisfied with the way things turned out for my photos. Great shots. Never more of a patriotic photo have I ever gotten with the huge U.S. flag waving behind Bush. An excellent way to frame the shot.
Met two deaf families who managed to get to the interpretter section that was more or less "reserved" for those who know sign language. The two families were the Bacas and Wentzels, both of Alamogordo. And four new members to the Deaf Republicans organization that I helped introduce them to.
After 7 hours of continuous standing I went home feeling pretty good, tired, and a sun-burned face.
President George W. Bush, Laura Bush,
and Congressman Pearce.
President Bush is serious.
When President Bush speaks,
everybody pays attention.
Mike McConnell, chief member and
New Mexico representative of
Deaf Republicans organization.
The Baca family, members of
Deaf Republicans organization.
The Baca family and Mr. and Mrs.
Wentzel with hearing friend in glasses
in back. Bacas and Wenztels - members
of the Deaf Republicans organization.
Mike McConnell post Bush rally. A
Victory Rally!
Visit www.deafrepublicans.com and be
a part of the deaf political history.
All in all this was a great rally. Much better than the one I went to Hobbs, New Mexico three weeks earlier.
All photos are copyright of Mike McConnell. Please credit Kokonut Pundits as the source.
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