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Home / Statement from RSLC President on Virginia Attorney General McDonnell’s Announcement to Resign to Run for GovernorStatement from RSLC President on Virginia Attorney General McDonnell’s Announcement to Resign to Run for Governor
Last Updated on Tuesday, 3 February 2009 12:33 Written by rslcpol Tuesday, 3 February 2009 12:33
For IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 3, 2009
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Scott Ward, President of the Republican State Leadership Committee, the nation’s largest caucus of Republican state leaders, released the following statement concerning Virginia Attorney General Bob McDonnell’s announcement that he is resigning to run full-time for Governor:
“The Republican State Leadership Committee is committed to building a farm team for the future. Bob McDonnell has been an integral part of this team as a member of the House of Delegates and as Attorney General. His term as Attorney General has been marked with tremendous success by offering real solutions to modern issues. Because of his record of results and willingness to work for common sense solutions, there is no doubt that he will make an outstanding Governor for the people of the Commonwealth of Virginia.”
The Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) is the only national organization whose mission is electing Republicans to the office of Attorney General, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State and State Legislator. The RSLC is the largest caucus of Republican state leaders in the country – making a national impact one state at a time.
The RSLC has over 70,000 donors from all 50 states supporting the RSLC’s goals to pursue a pro-growth agenda including reforming the tax code, healthcare and legal systems; promoting a better educational system; encouraging sound energy initiatives; and advocating public safety through tough, crime-fighting policies. During the 2008 election the RSLC helped maintain the number of Republican Attorneys General and Lieutenant Governors across the U.S. In addition, the RSLC was able to deliver new Republican majorities in the Montana, Oklahoma and Tennessee state senates, as well as an unprecedented majority in the Tennessee House of Representatives.