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Phone interview with local McCain delegate, Anthony Casale

Story Created: Sep 4, 2008 at 4:17 PM EST

Story Updated: Sep 30, 2008 at 5:09 PM EST

St. PAUL, M.N. (WKTV) - Crews added a catwalk to the stage at the XCel Energy Center Thursday, so Senator John McCain won't be stuck behind a podium while he addresses the packed crowd at the Republican National Convention.

McCain is known to be more comfortable in "town hall" type environments, rather than traditional speech settings.

McCain will look to pick up where his running mate Sarah Palin left off last night, when she enthused the delegates in attendance.

A local delegate - Anthony Casale, former state assemblyman from Herkimer County, who now lives Cooperstown, is a John McCain delegate for the 24th congressional district and spoke with NEWSChannel Two.

Click the VIDEO link for the full phone interview with Casale.

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Thursday, Sep 4 at 4:30 PM shawn wrote ...

McCain is the best pick i dont care what anyone has to say i respect a man who has been to war and been a pow more then someone comeing out of no where and say he can do things he cant o i belive i belive in McCain 08

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