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political tradition in the Old Dominion is like drinking champagne at campaign fund-raisers when all the men are drinking Virginia Gentleman. You might be more sober when it’s over, but your pockets might be emptier.
But if Harrison has any fears about going up against Warner and his well-funded campaign, she doesn’t show it. A native of Detroit who has'lived in Norfolk for 28 years, Harrison promises to run a “strong, aggressive campaign and give people the opportunity to participate.”
“I’m not a distant person,” she said in an interview in Warrenton last Friday. “I’m very much a community-type person. I can relate to people in a way they feel comfortable with.”
In her campaign literature, Harrison’s themes are courage (she’s “not afraid to speak out”), hard work (“new energy for Virginia”) and the ability to cultivate
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