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Virginians, this woman does not have your concerns at heart-no matter what your race or color.
Black Virginians, wake up! Do not vote for someone because they are black or a minority. Currently, house Negroes are working with power hungry whites to become members of the “elite.”.
Wake up, white Virgini&Jis! Many, many whites are treated grievously because they speak out against fraud, deception and improper management power moves. This is abuse of the power we have given them to administer honestly and fairly.
The real truth is that if the “elite” can keep up in some type of discord, they can always triumph over us all. Jesus said it very eloquently, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” We all need to work together to rid our nation of self-aggrandized political figures. It doesn’t matter the color-the people must take back the power.
L. SHIRLEY HARVEY
Richmond
The Best
Qualified
To the Editor:
We Virginians as voters in this fall’s elections are in the position of an employer seeking to hire the best qualified person as governor of a multi-billion dollar organization, the largest in the state.
The two persons applying for the job are Mary Sue Terry and George Allen.
Which one has the better experience in administering a giant operation?
Mary Sue Terry practiced law after leaving law school, served as a prosecuting attorney, became a state legislator, and was attorney
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