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To the editor: I am amazed to hear some people say that it doesn’t seem to matter whether the Republican, Marshall Coleman, or the Democrat, Charles Robb, wins the Governor’s race in Virginia, as there is not "a whisker’s difference” between them.
If the Republican, Marshall Coleman, is elected, the Commonwealth of Virginia will be in an advantageous position to cooperate with the “Back to the States Programs” of the Reagan Administration in Washington, our United States Senators and our own Congressman, Kenneth Robinson, on a selective sensible basis. There will be no political dues owed the various liberal organizations such as those which have endorsed Robb—Henry Howell’s and George Rawlings’ Virginia National Democratic Caucus, The Virginia Crusade for Voters, and the Virginia A.F.L.C.I.O., to name a few.
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