GARDEN GROVE, Calif. – Republican Congressional Candidate Quang Pham will hold the first-ever tele-town hall meeting in the 47th Congressional District on Thursday, February 18, 2010 at 6:00pm.
A tele-town hall is a revolutionary one-on-one communication medium between candidates and supporters. A tele-town hall allows a candidate to engage with thousands of discerning supporters in live, real-time, personal communication.
“We’re very excited about using this innovative new technology to reach voters with our message of changing the way Washington works,” commented Quang. “People are fed up with bailouts, expanding government, and the ever-increasing inability of Congress to get things done.”
A resident of Orange County for two decades, Quang “Q” Pham, 45, is an independent businessowner, decorated U.S. Marine Corps veteran, published author, and community leader running for Congress in California’s 47th District. Visit his campaign web site at www.PhamForCongress.com.
Revolutionary, huh. How did it turn out? Any reports?