Virginians for a Conservative State Senate (VCSS) to hold fundraiser in DC, Wed. July 19

[Gopher Broke]

Friends of VCSS,

Virginians for a Conservative State Senate Chairman Chris Shores and Executive Director Tres Watson would like to cordially invite you to a reception to benefit VCSS July 19th, 2006 at the National Rifle Association's Legislative Headquarters on Capitol Hill.

We are honored to have as our guest for the evening the Honorable Dick Armey, former Majority leader of the United States House of Representatives.

Please find attached to this e-mail an electronic copy of the invitation. You should also receive a print copy through the mail shortly. You may RSVP via e-mail to vcssenate@yahoo.com or by phone at (434) 607-6522

We hope that you can attend and look forward to seeing you there.

Sincerely,

Tres Watson Executive Director

Virginian's for a Conservative State Senate-

Saving the Taxpayers of Virginia One Senator at a Time

vcssenate@yahoo.com

[Gopher Broke]

Looks like individual tickets are $50, sponsorships are higher.

[thebaron512]

Sounds like a good idea to bring the Ol' Dominion back to it's roots. My friend hates Virginia and wishes he could move back to PA, which would be great.

[detsaoT]

This is definitely a good start. The commonwealth's Senate needs to be brought back to its conservative roots, rather than being the "House of Social Justice and Ill Repute" that it currently is.

Now, why in the world would these conservative Commonwealth Senators-hopeful choose to meet in a city like Washington, anyway? Shouldn't they be hosting a fundraiser like this in a conservative area? The Commonwealth does have a few more conservative towns than the District of Columbia... ;)

[gieriscm]

Now, why in the world would these conservative Commonwealth Senators-hopeful choose to meet in a city like Washington, anyway?

Because there's a lot more money in northern VA than the rest of the Commonwealth. If you want to fundraise, you follow the $$$.

[detsaoT]

Because there's a lot more money in northern VA than the rest of the Commonwealth. If you want to fundraise, you follow the $$$.

I suppose that makes sense, though it'd still make more sense to me to host the event on this side of the Potomac. Of course, while there's tons of $$ up here for fundraising, I'd still question how much you could possibly get, considering how liberal the area overall has become.

Which part of the Old Dominion are you writing from? Hopefully a better part than mine. :)

Warmest regards,
~dt~