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Massachusetts Motorcyclists' Rights leader Paul Cote' and friend Sue Hart are joined by newly elected United States Senator Scott Brown at the Senator's celebration at the Park Plaza Hotel in Boston following Scott's election victory. Paul Cote', who has lead Massachusetts Motorcyclists' Rights Movement for more than 12 years worked with Senator Brown's campaign in gratitude for Senator Brown's support of motorcyclists' legislation over the many years that Scott has been in the Massachusetts Senate. Scott Brown of Wrentham, Massachusetts replaces Senator Ted Kennedy and also rides a Victory motorcycle. |
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Motorcyclist's Post columnist and Massachusetts Motorcyclists' Activist Bill Gannon is joined by Ayla Brown, an American Idol semi-finalist and the daughter of the newly elected U.S. Senator-elect Scott Brown at the Senator's celebration at the Park Plaza Hotel in Boston following Scott's election victory. Ayla was there to support her dad's election bid and takes pride in her father's positive campaign that took him to victory. Ayla also loves motorcyclists as her dad owns and rides a Victory motorcycle. Throughout the election victory celebration, Ayla also took time to sell autographed copies of her latest CD release entitled "Forward" with portions of the proceeds from the sales being donated to the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund in support of the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. Ayla also performed at the victory celebration along with other well-known entertainers including The James Montgomery Blues Band, The Uptown Horns, and The Doug Flutie Band. When not performing, 6-foot tall Ayla |
(Photos and copy provided by Bill Gannon)
