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I wanted to share some highlights of Creigh's victory speech on Tuesday in case you missed it.
Cranwell Congratulates Democratic Nominee Creigh Deeds
DPVA Chair: 'The ideal candidate to continue the Warner-Kaine tradition'
RICHMOND - Democratic Party of Virginia Chairman C. Richard Cranwell released the following statement Tuesday regarding the election of Creigh Deeds as the Democratic nominee for governor in 2009.
Prince William County's Democratic Committee is a model for how others should operate, former presidential candidate Michael Dukakis said Saturday night. Speaking at the committee's 30th Annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner fundraiser, Dukakis said he would praise local Democrats when speaking at other party gatherings. "They're going to be hearing about Prince William County from me," the former Massachusetts governor said.
Yesterday on President Obama's 100th day in office, he reflected on the progress made and the change we have yet to make.
Real Virginians are hurting. Instead of providing relief to families and businesses, the Republican-dominated House of Delegates turned their backs on us. Last week, following the lead of gubernatorial candidate Bob McDonnell, they rejected $125 million in federal money aimed at stimulating our economy and helping struggling Virginians. Stand up for displaced workers and our tax money: Tell lawmakers to go back to Richmond and do the right thing.
Nearly 300,000 Virginians are unemployed — with unemployment rates in places like Martinsville as high as 20.2%.
Yet on Wednesday, April 8, Virginia’s Republican-dominated House of Delegates followed the lead of gubernatorial candidate Bob McDonnell and rejected $125 million in federal unemployment funds for Virginia.
Below are the links to each of the Calls to Convention for each Congressional District in Prince William County.
Please note that the caucuses for the 1st and 10th CDs have been cancelled. Everyone who filed for those conventions is a delegate.
Pres. Obama addresses the nation before a joint session of Congress. In his speech focusing on the economy and the promotion of his economic agenda.
Omnibus Appropriations Bill Includes Money for Rail, Cops, Roads, GMU, Schools, Health, Environment
WASHINGTON -- Congressman Gerry Connolly said the Omnibus Appropriations bill passed by the House of Representatives Wednesday contains $33.7 million in funding for a wide range of projects and activities benefiting schools, transportation, police departments, George Mason University, and the public across the 11th Congressional District in Fairfax and Prince William Counties. In addition, the legislation contains $10.75 million for environmental protection and preservation of the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem.