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Warner, sporting a bandage an his knee from a pickup basketball game earlier in the' day stood patiently on his front lawn for five hours and greeted each well-wisher personally; flashing his trademark grin and tdKng well-wishers, "I need your help now*
With Warner's web site announcement on Sept 13 that he’s in, Virginia’s 2008 U.S. Senate race is off and running, setting itself up to be like nothing the state haw seen in its political history (Sven his $200 million net worth and $9 minion he’s collected for his political PAC, Forward Together this Senate race is certain to be tire costliest in Virghna’s history - and maybe one of its meanest
Tm not going to lose this over resources,* Warner told Times Community Newspapers Thursday in an interview in his Old Town Alexandria office. “I expect to raise much of the money but at the end of the day I believe in this candidacy and IT invest as wefl."
Warner invested $10 million ofhis own money in his 1996 losing race against incumbent Sen. John W. Warner (R-VA), who’s retiring in 2009, giving the then little-known state party activist and vwitinw enpitalint mnrhnceded name recognftfmf. He lost ffiat race fay
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