Virginians Form Family Values PAC
Virginians promoting family values create political
action committee for November state elections.
Virginia
Family Values PAC, January 9, 2005
For Immediate Release
Contact: Waldo Jaquith, President
waldo (at) jaquith (dot) org
Charlottesville, VA—Virginians
from across the commonwealth today announced the formation of a non-partisan
political action committee to strengthen family values and families’
political influence in Richmond and in the November elections.
The PAC, Virginia Family Values, will focus on the
statewide elections and targeted House of Delegates races, raising money to
support pro-family candidates.
Virginia Family Values has named four of the candidates
that they’ll be targeting for removal from office for their anti-family
votes: Delegate Bob Marshall (13), Delegate Dave Albo (42), Delegate Dick
Black (32), and Delegate Bob McDonnell (84). All four candidates have
consistently voted against family and parental rights, and have introduced
bills that would increase the size of government while decreasing family
freedoms and privacy.
“The family is the foundation of our society,”
explained PAC founder Waldo Jaquith. “Every time that these legislators have
been given the choice between family values and bigger government, they’ve
chosen wrong. They’re way out of touch with Virginia values, and we intend
to show them the door.”
More information about Virginia Family Values is
available on their website, at vafamilyvalues.org.
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