Evening news photo by KIM BRENT
Nine-year-old Parker Stamper of Monroe cheers amid the crowd during the Michigan Republican Party's "Believe in Michigan - Jobs First" bus tour stop in downtown Monroe Monday. The tour began Friday, making its way around the state to rally support for Presidential nominee Mitt Romney as well as other state, local, and judicial nominees. Mr. Romney's sons, Matt and Josh joined the group and offered their words to the crowd that packed the Republican headquarters.
Nine-year-old Parker Stamper of Monroe cheers amid the crowd during the Michigan Republican Party's "Believe in Michigan - Jobs First" bus tour stop in downtown Monroe Monday. The tour began Friday, making its way around the state to rally support for Presidential nominee Mitt Romney as well as other state, local, and judicial nominees. Mr. Romney's sons, Matt and Josh joined the group and offered their words to the crowd that packed the Republican headquarters.
Evening news photo by KIM BRENT
Nine-year-old Parker Stamper of Monroe cheers amid the crowd during the Michigan Republican Party's "Believe in Michigan - Jobs First" bus tour stop in downtown Monroe Monday. The tour began Friday, making its way around the state to rally support for Presidential nominee Mitt Romney as well as other state, local, and judicial nominees. Mr. Romney's sons, Matt and Josh joined the group and offered their words to the crowd that packed the Republican headquarters.
Nine-year-old Parker Stamper of Monroe cheers amid the crowd during the Michigan Republican Party's "Believe in Michigan - Jobs First" bus tour stop in downtown Monroe Monday. The tour began Friday, making its way around the state to rally support for Presidential nominee Mitt Romney as well as other state, local, and judicial nominees. Mr. Romney's sons, Matt and Josh joined the group and offered their words to the crowd that packed the Republican headquarters.
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