Posted by Cato
August 28, 2008
Mark Warner must not be too proud of the things he, and the Democrat party, stand for. Why then has Warner not only refused to take part in the traditional League of Women Voters debate, but he has canceled a scheduled debate before federal retirees in Hampton?
Don’t Virginians have the right to see the two major candidates to replace retiring Sen. John Warner (no relation) before choosing the best candidate? Perhaps that is why Mark Warner doesn’t...Read Full Story
Posted by Cato
May 31, 2008
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore has just received the Republican nomination to replace retiring Sen. John Warner. His opponent for the nomination was Del. Bob Marshall. The nomination was decided at this weekend’s RPV State Convention in Richmond.
The final tally:
5,222 Gilmore
5,157 Marshall
Gilmore’s margin of victory was only 65 delegate votes, or less than 0.63%. This does not bode well for the re-election of current RPV chair John Hager, nor...Read Full Story
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore, candidate for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by the retiring Sen. John Warner, has commended GOP presidential candidate John McCain for advocating lifting the federal ban on offshore drilling . Unlike his opponent, former Gov. Mark Warner, Gilmore realizes that drilling off of our coast will aid families who struggle with rising fuel costs.Read Full Story
Posted by Cato
February 15, 2008
My feed reader’s not been working for a while and I just came across this great interview that former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore gave at CPAC. It’s worth a listen, not only for Virginians but for others who want to hear someone address real conservative issues rather than pandering to groups within the GOP / conservative coalition.
Thanks to Ed Morrissey of Captain’s Quarters for the great interview and Bloggers for Jim Gilmore for providing the link...Read Full Story
Posted by Cato
May 26, 2008
Bearing Drift notes that while former Gov. Jim Gilmore has raised over $1 million for his U. S. Senate race, Gilmore has spent over $800,000. Perhaps most of that money has been spent on building a campaign infrastructure that will get him through November.
If not, Gilmore could be facing a fiscal crisis of his own. Don’t count on the RSCC or RNC helping out much.
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Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore, the 58th chairman of the Republican National Committee, told The Daily Caller that a surtax on millionaires, proposed by congressional Democrats, would only make people who are “resentful feel good.” Gilmore ...
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Jim Gilmore in the GOP convention. Marshall narrowly lost out to Gilmore, and Gilmore eventually lost the November election to Mark Warner. Besides Marshall and Allen, there are at least three others running for the nomination -- Jamie Radtke, a Tea Party ...
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Jim Gilmore (born Oct. 6, 1949) is a Republican politician. He ran for U.S. Senate in Virginia against Democratic candidate Mark Warner, ultimately losing the election. Gilmore is the former governor and attorney general of Virginia
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