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Thursday, August 26, 2010

Scott McAdams Alaska US Senate Candidate - Video

I first met Scott last February in the Capitol hallway in Juneau.  After he told me what he did I realized he would be good on tape and posted a short video of him then.  With the Tea Party putting Joe Miller ahead of Sen. Murkowski, Alaskans as well as Outsiders are now asking, "Who is Scott McAdams."

There was a hint of what he had inside in the February video.  Tonight, at the Democratic Unity Dinner at Kincaid Park, on a spectacularly beautiful evening, Scott ignited those present as people realized that this guy is real, is articulate, has a brain, and could be our next US Senator.

The video shows most of his eleven minute talk.  I cut out some of the applause, but otherwise left it pretty raw.  I'll bet he grows tremendously as he travels the state in this election.

4 comments:

  1. Thank you for posting the McAdams video. It helps aleviate the Miller/Palin induced indigestion.
    All this teaparty driven nastiness takes me back to the last decade of the pulp mills in Southeast Alaska. Speak with concerns for the environment at a public hearing? Gets ya death threats and broken car windows. We were moving on from the nastiness. It's baaaaaack. . .

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  2. Hey Steve. I left Salfon in Valdez Public Library and in Anadyr Adventures in the stand of books... Now I stay in Homer. Next saturday evening in Anchorage. Sunday is may last alaskan day...

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  3. How come you can get so close to politicians? Here they are more distant.

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  4. Anon, I was just glad to be able to get it on video.

    Tomás, Maybe we can meet when you're in Anchorage.

    Ropi, This is Alaska. Think about a small, remote Hungarian district. The politicians are all available, especially when they are running for office.

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