Republicans Bring Energy to Leesburg Parade
November 1, 2011
October 31, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Mark Sell / chairman@loudoungop.com
REPUBLICANS BRING ENERGY TO
LEESBURG PARADE
Leesburg, VA - Loudoun Republicans showed up for the Leesburg
parade with over 100 volunteers and a dozen and a half vehicles.
Republican candidates greeted voters and passed out hundreds of
pounds of candy to eager children and their families.
GOP candidates including Dick Black, Scott York, Randy
Minchew, Mike Chapman, Patricia Phillips, Joe May, David Ramadan,
Jim Plowman, Bob Wertz, Janet Clarke, Geary Higgins, Ken Reid, Tom
Reed, and Bill Fox joined local GOP volunteers to celebrate liberty
and offer generous loads of treats to cheering Leesburg
children.
The Republican parade line-up included Tom Reed outfitted as
"Uncle Sam" and a strong showing of enthusiastic volunteers
supporting every candidate. GOP candidates and volunteers were
warmly welcomed by voters along the historic Leesburg parade
route.
Chairman Mark Sell noted:
"Our candidates and volunteers are committed to the core
conservative principles that foster job creation, economic
prosperity and personal liberty. In Leesburg and Richmond, our
Republican candidates are ready to fight unnecessary tax increases
and unreasonable regulations to promote growth and opportunity for
hard-working Loudoun voters. I am confident that these principles
resonate with our neighbors across the county and I look forward to
Republican victories from the State Senate and House to the Board
of Supervisors and the School Board next Tuesday."
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