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one-party control lead to Richmond-directed decisions on our schools, our roads, and our law enforcement.”
The Warrenton businessman said he is distressed by the red-tape solutions offered by officials at the state level for local problems.
“We have seen good men discouraged by political life because of the century-old system of ‘playing ball’ with the right crowd.” Pulliam said, “I want to see more young people come into politics and to feel as dedicated as Jefferson was to care and concern for the people.”
A native of Rappahannock County and resident of Fauquier, Pulliam said he is making his first bid for public office because “under one-party rule we have been going further and further away from what the people of Virginia want and need in Richmond.”
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