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Fletcher and J. W. Fletcher III, Elizabeth and Robert Haskell and Douglas Baumgardner attracted a crowd that included Democrats, Republicans and independents.
George Beard, who served as a Republican member of the House of Delegates representing Culpeper and Rappahannock counties, came from watching his party nominate Oliver North to Montpelier to support Sen. Goode. He said that Sen. Goode was always courteous and helpful to him as a member of the opposition party when his bills moved to senate committees.
“I remember his integrity. He’s a conservative from way back. I’ve never voted in a Democratic primary before, but I expect to vote for him,” Mr. Beard said.
He advised Sen. Goode to move out of the sun into the shade to try to win the votes of women and to pick up chewing tobacco whenever he goes into country stores. “You don’t have to chew it,” he added.
Mrs. Haskell, who served as Secretary of Natural Resources in the Wilder administration, said, “Virgil Goode is our friend and our state senator. He’s going to be our next U.S. Senator. We need
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