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By LINDA B. KINES
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In the sprawling 7th Congressional District, the Republican incumbent from Winchester echoes advocacy of less federal government, less regulation, less federal spending, a balanced budget and a stronger national defense.
The Democratic challenger from Fredericksburg calls his opponent a member of the Washington power elite who doesn't represent the interests of the average citizen.
Seventh District Rep. J. Kenneth Robinson, 62, officially kicked off his campaign for reelection Tuesday to a fifth term about a month before the 95th Congress adjourned, in October.
A millionaire orchardist and businessman in Frederick County, Robinson vowed to return to “focus on the need to adbpt more practical policies than the liberals running Washington have been willing to provide with respect to energy, agriculture, national defense, needed tax reduction, and reducing the size and cost of government to curb inflation."
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