As we enter the final week before Virginia's 2015 General Elections, I am reminded of these wise words from Ronald Reagan: "When those who are governed do too little, those who govern can - and often will - do too much." It is a sobering reminder of the great responsibility we have to be actively engaged in the governing of our communities, our Commonwealth, and our Country.
Over the last few months, you have likely seen multiple emails from me with information on various candidates for the Virginia State Senate. These individuals - Dick Black in District 13, Nancy Dye in District 21, Joe Murray in District 39, David Suetterlein in District 19, Amanda Chase in District 11, and Stephen Hollingshead in District 33 - represent the type of leadership of which our founding fathers would be proud.
With Virginia's State Senate currently held by a slight 21-19 Republican majority, it's more important than ever that we elect hard-working, principled representatives on November 3rd. I believe that conservatives across the Commonwealth deserve to have their voice heard in Richmond. And together, we can help ensure this reality.
Already, with your help, Liberty Now PAC has provided thousands of dollars in funding to candidates - like those mentioned above - who represent our shared ideals. But our work is not finished yet.
Liberty Now PAC is committed to support the individuals who will fight to defend freedom, promote Virginia's economic growth, and support the families and small businesses that call the Commonwealth home. Together, we can send honest, hard-working Republicans to Richmond this November 3rd by providing resources and support to conservative campaigns where it's needed most.
When you donate to Liberty Now, your contribution will go to support these candidates.
There is no time to delay! Visit my website today at www.libertynowva.com and join with me in standing with candidates who support our shared first principles and free-market initiatives.
Together we can take a stand for life, liberty, and the opportunity to pursue happiness… now.
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