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we: Against government power again taking away our liberty. Against the levying of taxes we don’t want. Against the use of our hard-earned money for purposes we do not intend. Against an attitude that all-prevasive government, with its stifling of individual spirit, knows best. And whose lawyers tell us where our young cannot pray.
Each shred of our freedom, earned at Yorktown, in the Ardennes, on Iwo Jima, at Anzio and Pusan, at Quang Tri and Kuwait City, is sacred. Are we to turn our backs on those who gave their lives defending our independence by sacrificing that very liberty to out-oftouch career politicans and faceless bureaucrats?
This November 2, Virginians can answer that question at the polls. Out voters will have a clear choice of philosphies before them. On the one hand, we can continue to rely on a state government which believes it knows best, and which presides over 12-year-olds having babies, 15-yearolds shooting each other, 17-yearolds dying of AIDS, and 18-year-olds receiving diplomas they can’t read.
Or you, your family and friends can tell the Clintons’ teammates in Richmond that no, we can do better. That the people now want their chance: To elect their representatives, not those of political bosses. Representatives who will be headsup, who have a vision, who will de
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