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Virgil Goode
Virgil Goode is a Republican politician from Virginia's 5th Congressional District. Check back for more coverage of Virgil Goode, congressional elections and Virginia senators and representatives.
Del. Rob Bell, quoted in today’s Daily Progress:
[W]e can all remember how negative mailings filled with innuendo and personal attacks helped defeat Virgil Goode in 2008.
Does anybody have the faintest idea of what he’s talking about? I’m not aware of a single such mailing going out. Rep. Tom Perriello ran a very clean campaign.
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Election payoffs can be startlingly swift, especially in the case of Tom Perriello. A year ago, the current Fifth District U.S. House representative laboriously rolled to the curb the inaptly named Virgil Goode, an incumbent whose habitation of a seat in the Capitol was mostly spectral. Mostly but not entirely. Goode’s absence was haunting Saturday.
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From newsvirginian.com
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Former Fifth District Rep. Virgil Goode often complained about runaway federal spending while simultaneously working hard to get federal money for local projects.
Goode believed that as long as someone was shaking the Washington money tree, the Fifth District ought to get its share.
In today’s politically charged atmosphere, that contradiction might have been enough to get Goode branded a “RINO” — or “Republican In Name Only.”
If that’s the...
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From godanriver.com
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Sen. Robert Hurt, R-Pittsylvania, said today he will seek the Republican nomination to run for the 5th District congressional seat. Hurt, 40, a lawyer, has been under pressure from the National Republican Congressional Committee to run for the seat held by freshman Democrat Tom Perriello of Albemarle County. Republicans consider Perriello, who narrowly defeated Rep. Virgil Goode, one of the most vulnerable freshmen Democratic congressmen.
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From dailyprogress.com
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