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Reading from a prepared statement during a public hearing at the supervisors’ regular meeting on June 3, Robert Eastham of Flint Hill announced the formation of a new political party in Rappahannock County. “It will probably be called The Rappahannock County Taxpayers Party,” Eastham’s statement reads.
The purpose of the party will be to protect the interests of the taxpayers of Rappahannock County, who fund “the cost of both the basic and essential public services in this county as well as the irresponsible schemes of those to whom money seems to mean nothing as long as it is someone else’s money,”
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