Goodlatte, Allen fight back primary challenges
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Sixth District Congressman Bob Goodlatte and former governor and U.S. senator George Allen have successfully fought off respective Republican Party nomination challenges
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Susan Allen stumps for Goodlatte in Staunton, Roanoke
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Susan Allen was joined by Congressman Bob Goodlatte Saturday for campaign events in Staunton and Roanoke. In Staunton, Congressman Goodlatte and Susan Allen headlined a “Send a Message” lunch event at Mrs. Rowe’s Family Restaurant
Mike Brown: Setting the record straight
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Congressman Goodlatte has been a leader in Congress in working to address the unintended consequences the government’s support of ethanol has created
Christine Owens: 100 years of the minimum wage
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June marks the 100 year anniversary of the minimum wage. We should take this occasion to recognize an even more dispiriting fact about the low-wage workforce: It could have been a thing of the past
Karen Kwiatkowski: Bob Goodlatte has doubled your grocery bill
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Bob Goodlatte’s ethanol subsidies and Renewable Fuel Standard mandates are driving us to the edge of an economic cliff
Allen continues ‘Send a Message’ tour in Lexington
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George Allen brought his “Send a Message” tour to Lexington and Bedford as part of a series of events urging Virginians to send a strong message to President Obama, Tim Kaine and their Washington allies
Politics Notebook: More from the Senate race
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News from the U.S. Senate campaign trail from George Allen and Tim Kaine, including statements from the candidates on the latest jobs report
Senate ’12: Kaine talks pay fairness, retirement security, Allen receives endorsement
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Highlights of another busy day on the U.S. Senate campaign trail in Virginia
Warner joins group introducing jobs legislation
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner (D-Va.), Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and Chris Coons (D-Del.) today introduced bipartisan legislation, Startup Act 2.0
Earth Talk: Two years after the BP disaster
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The Gulf of Mexico may be open for business and eager to attract tourists, but it’s still unclear whether or not marine and coastal ecosystems there are healthy two years after the BP oil disaster
