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liberal views do not represent the* middle class voter. The 7th District needs dynamic, conservative leadership.”
Mr. Green, counsel for the U.S.'; Senate Banking, Housing and Urban; Affairs Committee, is taking a leave ' of absence to run for Congress. •!
Prior to the Senate post, he was. a senior trial attorney with the Res-;; olution Trust Corp., where he pur-;; sued savings and loan negligence. ?
He has also been a private-prac-. tice litigator in Virginia and clerked; for Judge James E. Sheffield, chief.; judge of the Richmond Circuit;; Court. ;>
“The 7th District needs a leader who understands the concerns of its people,” he said. “My family has been here for generations. I want to represent this district so that I can • preserve its assets and improve it for future generations.”
He further stated that peoplehave “lost all confidence that thetaxes that they pay benefit thentm We must eliminate govemmeflfi waste and inefficiency; we must'; make every government prograjg; justify every taxpayer dollar. ” «*»
Mr. Green has a bachelor’s de» gree and a law degree from the Unix versity of Richmond. He holds a master’s degree in international relations from the University of Sussex, England.
Also, according to press reports,* a Loudoun County public relations; consultant, Travis Dean Reed, 60, »• testing the waters and may chaK lenge Ms. Slaughter and Mr. Greerf for the Democratic nomination. ~
Reportedly, he would move from his home near Purcellville to Berryville so that he resides in the 7th District. *
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