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36th District Candidates’ Forum: Lots of "Me, too" and a Surprise

August 19, 2010

CENTREVILLE– Candidates for the 36th District state House of Delegates and Senate seats squared off Tuesday night in a non-partisan issues forum here, with most Republican candidates saying the same things, in the same words, while Democrats had a mixed presentation that even elicited that rare commodity at a candidates’ forum: laughter. The...
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36th District Candidates’ Forum: Lots of "Me, too" and a Surprise

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