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1970’s for not adequately representing a legal client. He also points out that Wilder failed to list property that was investigated by a grand jury for housing code violations on his state disclosure form.
Like oil stains on a cotton shirt, the incidents refuse to fade.
While Wilder admits he has made mistakes, he could be heard chuckling in the Oct. 9 televised debate when those matters were raised by Coleman.
“Let’s move on,” said Wilder, urging Coleman to talk about the issues.
The unexpected issue that has dominated this year’s election is abortion. Wilder has said that he could support Virginia’s abortion laws as they stand and has no plans to introduce legislation to limit abortions in the state. He does, however, favor legislation that would require a minor to seek parental consent for an abortion. His GOP opponent refuses to say whether he would veto legislation that would limit abortion.
Coleman’s positions on devel
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