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Many of our guests were not avowed • Democrats and took the opportunity to ask Mark pertinent and tough ques- * tions. » .
Mark Warner’s direct and clear ' responses to voters in Rappahannock and other stops statewide prove him tb be the best Warner torepresent main- * stream Virginians in the U.S. Senate. - ' He has shown himself to be a man of; ' vision with a profound grasp of theissues facing the citizens of our coun- - - ty and state at the turn of the 21st Century.
The incumbent, meanwhile, hd£ ‘ distanced himself from voters by total' immersion in the industrial-military,' ■' complex; he has lost, touch with his; *_ Virginia constituents.
Mark Warner worked his way up. in a classic all-American success story and offers Virginians the rare opportunity to elect a Senator unencumbered by special interest ties. This leaves- • him free to help resolve problems and*. - challenges w ith fresh ideas. While his. experiences are rooted in middle- * American values, he has been educate ‘ ed in tomorrow's technology. He ‘ addresses issues head on with under- - standing, compassion and leadership.; ' We are grateful that so many Rappahannock County residents had the opportunity to met him; we thank" him lor personally sharing his vision with, us. :
1 RANKI IN R. SCHMIDT 1
Chairman.'Rappahannock County
Democratic Committee .i
76.9%