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VEA Endorses Kaine

Mossvea20050823_1I walked out of my office this afternoon and found a press conference being held by the Virginia Education Association (VEA).  I learned the VEA is announcing their endorsement of Tim Kaine for Governor in a series of media events across the Commonwealth this week.  In this picture, VEA President Princess Moss is being interviewed by the news media (incl. Sean Tubbs with cvillepodcasting, check there soon for audio coverage).  In the second picture, you can see the VEA "Gubernatorial Report Card" of Tim Kaine (straight As) and Jerry Kilgore's (3 Fs and an incomplete).  The media release is not yet available on the VEA website, but once it is I'll provide a link and you can assess their endorsement.Reportcardvea20050823_1 Ms. Moss emphasized in her remarks that the VEA was non-partisan and had endorsed a number of Republicans and Democrats in this election cycle.  Brian

Posted on August 23, 2005 in Politics | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack (0)

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