Gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe this morning released the following statement on the official nomination of Bob McDonnell as the Republican candidate for governor:
"I want to congratulate Bob McDonnell on formally becoming the Republican nominee today. If I have the honor of becoming the Democratic nominee, I look forward to talking about the differences in our records - I am the only candidate for governor with experience creating thousands of jobs, the only one who hasn't been mired in the partisan bickering in Richmond, and the only one who will bring the same executive style leadership that Governors Warner and Kaine brought to the office.
"I'm proud of my experience and my record, but this weekend, Bob McDonnell, surrounded by Mitt Romney, Sean Hannity, and other Republicans has tried to reinvent his. They've all tried to hide his long divisive ideological record, and portray him as someone who now is a moderate.
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Thursday, January 15, 2009
McAuliffe's goal: fixing Va. economy
Culpeper Star-Exponent
By Nate Delesline III
January 15, 2009
Coffee and friendly jabs marked Culpeper’s first taste of the 2009 race for governor.
About 40 people filled Raven’s Nest coffee shop to meet Democratic candidate Terry McAuliffe on his first appearance here since announcing his bid for governor last week.
McAuliffe, 51, of McLean, joins fellow Democrats Brian J. Moran, a former delegate from Alexandria and state Sen. Creigh Deeds of Bath County on the party ticket. Virginia Attorney General Bob McDonnell is only Republican running.
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