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Here's your chance to tell Bill Bolling what you think!

nuc65

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Tess said:
Is it really that much worse to have three bad candidates than to have two?
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WE have a lot of not so good 'Republicans" in the VA representation, at the federal level as well:

In the House, Majority Leader Eric Cantor, along with the help of Rep. Scott Rigell (VA), Patrick Meehan (PA) and others, have stated openly that they will work together with anti-gun Democrats from Maryland and New York to tighten restrictions on private firearms sales and expand background checks.



http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2002132
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archiv...-the-second-amendment-has-only-just-begun.php
 
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Bolling says no to possible independent campaign for governor!

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BOLLING SAYS NO TO POSSIBLE INDEPENDENT CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR

Lieutenant Governor cites financial, political and personal reasons for decision; pledges to continue working to build a better Virginia

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Richmond – Lieutenant Governor Bolling today released the following statement:
“When I suspended my campaign for the Republican Party's nomination for Governor, I indicated that I wanted to be a more independent voice for Virginia, speaking out more objectively on the important issues facing our state. Over the past several months, I have done just that. I have sought to call Virginia to a higher purpose, focusing more on policy than politics and more on the next generation than the next election.
Received email this morning - media announcement should be available shortly.
 
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Tess

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nuc65 said:
WE have a lot of not so good 'Republicans" in the VA representation, at the federal level as well:

In the House, Majority Leader Eric Cantor, along with the help of Rep. Scott Rigell (VA), Patrick Meehan (PA) and others, have stated openly that they will work together with anti-gun Democrats from Maryland and New York to tighten restrictions on private firearms sales and expand background checks.



http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2002132
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archiv...-the-second-amendment-has-only-just-begun.php
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Your post appears to have no linkage to my question, so I don't know why you quoted it, but it's moot.

I don't give a tinker's dam what party they come from. Fortunately, we still get write-ins in the Commonwealth, as I cannot in good conscience vote for an anti-rights Cuccinelli or a carpetbagging, big-government, nanny-stater McAuliffe.

My question was what makes three bad candidates worse than two bad candidates?
 
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