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During his 10 years in the United States House of Representatives, Congressman J. Kenneth Robinson has been a good friend to the people of Rappahannock County.
Accessible to his constituents. Robinson has never been farther away than a phone call from anyone—Republican or Democrat—in the 7th Congressional District.
It has made no difference whether a resident's problem has been large or small. The Congressman has been as attentive to snags in the issuing of a passport as he has been in dealing with concern over national park land acquisition policy.
He’s been a friend to local government as well. Robinson is largely responsible for a revision in federal law that will leave Rappahannock county coffers $ 14,000 richer next year. Rappahannock County expected to get $22,000 last year under a federal program that provides payments in lieu of taxes on national park land. But in
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