Mark Warner
Letter: Ask Virginia Politicians to Support Clean Energy
“…clean-energy investments would create 45,000 jobs in Virginia alone.”
Innovation and Investors Plan to Converge for Second Venture Summit
Gain insight into a “window on the future” of technology investing at no cost.
Letter: Encourage Warner and Webb to Support Energy Jobs
Ryan Doyle from Charlottesville asks readers to support clean energy jobs.
Bolling Calls on Warner and Webb to Vote Against Fed Healthcare
“I am outraged by reports that surfaced this weekend…”
Wagner Campaign Praises Virginia’s Business Ranking
Democratic Nominee for Lt. Governor Jody Wagner released the following statement, in recognition of CNBC naming Virginia as the “Top State for Business,” and as having the seventh-best economy nationally, on Thursday:
Really?
In their latest attack on Terry McAuliffe, Brian Moran’s campaign has deliberately misconstrued McAuliffe’s statements about the job creation record of Governor Mark Warner and Governor Tim Kaine.
Moran Campaign Questions Bizarre McAuliffe Attacks on Warner, Kaine
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe blasted the gubernatorial administrations of Mark Warner and Tim Kaine last week. He told the Richmond Crusade for Voters audience that the Warner and Kaine administrations should “be ashamed” of their records of attracting and creating jobs in Virginia.
Kaine and Warner on Chopra’s Appointment
Virginia Governor Timothy M. Kaine and U.S. Senator Mark R. Warner released a joint statement on Saturday, praising President Obama’s appointment of Virginia Technology Secretary Aneesh Chopra to serve as the nation’s first Chief Technology Officer.
Letter in Support of Employee Free Choice Act
I am writing to express my support for the Employee Free Choice Act, and I want to encourage Sens. Jim Webb and Mark Warner to support this bill.
Wired Up, Ready to Go
In keeping with transparency from the new presidential administration, President-Elect Barack Obama has a hold on the Internet as he did throughout his entire campaign. Now, Appomattox residents can go to Change.gov to browse through issues, changes in the new administration, public schedules, briefing schedules and documents, press contacts, and other media resources. You even can apply for a job.
