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Many people seem inclined to base their vote in the 31st District contest on Del. Katzen’s support for the now defunct Disney’s America project proposed for Prince William County. In two years in the General Assembly Del. Katzen cast hundreds of votes: It is not any one vote but the tenor of two years of General Assembly sessions that should be the basis for the decision.
Sue Scheer has become publicly involved largely as a member of the Fauquier Planning Commission. In that position she dealt with many proposals for developments. Some won her favor; some did not. But it was the whole of the last session of the General Assembly that caused her to seek a seat in the House of Delegates. Of particular concern was the governor’s proposed budget that would have cut funding for education, meals for seniors, libraries, the Extension Service and numerous other state services, all cuts that were supposed to fund a minor reduction in the state income tax.
Since deciding to make the run she has spent considerable time learning about the concerns of the citizens of the three counties in the 31st District. She has listened well.
If Mrs. Scheer is* elected, Rappahannock County and its interests will be well represented in Richmond.
Sue Scheer deserves the support of the voters of Rappahannock County.
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