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Brian Wins the Statewide VAYD Straw Poll
May 30th, 2009
A special thank you and recognition go out to Chris Collins, Jessica Bowman, Jessica Abramson, Dominic Gabello, and Rose Clouston for their hard work to make this victory happen.
Thank you also to all of the Young Democrats and College Students who came out and voted. Now, on to June 9th!!!
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Brian Picks Up More Endorsements
May 29th, 2009
Brian picked up the support of Montgomery County Sheriff Tommy Whitt and Northampton Sheriff Jack Robbins. They both stated Brian’s proven leadership on public safety issues in the Commonwealth and his ability to protect communities.
Hampton Roads leaders included former Chesapeake Mayor William Ward, Hampton City Council Members George Wallace and Paige Washington, Chair of the Chesapeake School Board Sheila Hill and Chesapeake School Board Member Tina Pullen join numerous mayors, delegates and other leaders in their public support of Moran. They cited Brian’s long record of fighting for Virginia’s families and improvements in education.
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Expanding Pre-K
May 29th, 2009
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As governor, Brian Moran will invest in services that help older Virginians remain independent and in their homes as long as possible. He is committed to eliminating waiting lists for home-delivered meals by the end of his term and to investing in in-home services and respite care. He will also provide grants for innovative partnerships between area agencies on aging and local departments of social services.
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Fredericksburg Area Leaders Back Brian Moran
May 27th, 2009
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New Volunteer Charlottesville Office Opens
May 27th, 2009
The opening was featured on NBC29 last night: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9phHlbVrko
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Democrats' Inside Man Steps Into Spotlight
May 26th, 2009
You can read the article here, http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/05/26/AR2009052602998.html
Also check out a nice photo gallery of Brian, http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/gallery/2009/05/26/GA2009052602919.html
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Ensuring Retirement Security for Virginia’s Small Business Employees
May 26th, 2009
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We will work with Virginia’s community colleges to guarantee admission to green jobs training programs. Virginia’s veterans have led on the front lines abroad, and they can help lead Virginia toward a green energy future at home.
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Providing Economic Opportunities for Virginia’s Veterans
May 24th, 2009
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Veterans Shouldn’t Have to Sacrifice Their Jobs, Health Care, or Homes in Order to Serve
May 22nd, 2009
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Brian Moran Rolls Out His Veterans Policy Plan
May 22nd, 2009
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Brian Wins the Fredericksburg Democratic Committe Straw Poll
May 20th, 2009
30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Standing up for Seniors
May 20th, 2009
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Caring for Virginia’s Greatest Generation: Investing In Training and Recruiting Providers
May 19th, 2009
You can read the full Healthy Virginia Plan at, http://www.brianmoran.com/assets/2009/2/19/Healthy_Virginia_Plan.pdf.
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Caring for Virginia’s Greatest Generation: Investing in In-Home Services and Innovative Partnerships
May 17th, 2009
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Expanding Research
May 16th, 2009
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Focusing on Prevention
May 15th, 2009
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Blood on the Floor
May 15th, 2009
While I was there, in Wise County, a friend of mine asked me, "Do you mind blood?" I was thinking to myself, "what exactly am I getting into?"
Sure enough, I rounded the corner and saw blood all over the floor of the makeshift dental clinic. There were three rows of dental chairs, and people were having teeth extracted right and left. It was the only opportunity for some of these folks to get dental care anytime, ever.
We have to provide more access to health care to all our citizens. Click here to read my Healthy Virginia plan.
Some of the ideas in the plan include:
- Health insurance for every child -- which I'm the only candidate for Governor calling for;
- Offering retention incentives for health-care providers to remain in rural communities; and
- Working with community colleges in rural areas to train more Virginians in high demand health- care fields.
In Wise County you have lots of people with no health insurance and, what's worse, very little access to non-emergency medical care. Only a few hours from Washington, D.C., the capital of the wealthiest nation in the history of the world, medical care should be accessible and affordable. When I am Governor, I will work to ensure that every citizen has access to the medical care they need.
When I'm governor, we're going to invest in Remote Area Medical Clinics and expand the programs so it's not just one weekend a year. Click here to read my Healthy Virginia plan.
Thank you,
Cong. Patrick Kennedy Endorses Brian
May 15th, 2009
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“Last November, families in Virginia and across the nation helped usher in a new generation of leadership. However, the need for this new generation of leaders is not confined to Washington and the White House. I believe there is only one candidate in the race for Governor of Virginia who represents the same values, the same principles, and the same ideals that I have stood and fought for throughout my career in public service.
Today, I want to add my voice to the growing number of people who believe that Brian Moran is the right man to lead Virginia into the next decade. For 20 years Brian Moran has proven himself to be a dedicated public servant who will fight for the people of Virginia. As Governor, he will continue to battle for the hard working people of Virginia each and every day.
When I was young, my family instilled in me an appreciation for the challenges of public service. Brian Moran also comes from such a family. As Governor, I know he will represent the values that have made Virginia strong throughout our nation’s history.
We live in a difficult time. We continue to face economic uncertainty at home and instability abroad. Virginia’s next Governor will need the empathy to understand the hardships working families face every day and the strength to fight for those families. For two decades, Brian Moran has built his career on compassion and strength. He has fought to preserve our environment, to raise the minimum wage, to expand healthcare, and to pay our teachers better. Despite often facing daunting odds, he has embraced each challenge and never faltered in his commitment to the people of Virginia.
Brian is a man who believes in the inherent strength that exists in one’s commitment to family and community. His dedication to public service and steadfastness to improve the lives of his fellow citizens is unwavering. He understands that we face tough times ahead, but has no doubt that with ingenuity, resolve, and our indomitable spirit as Americans we can once again make this country the land of opportunity and success. I know he will be a strong partner for President Obama in bringing long-term prosperity to our country and Virginia.
I am proud to stand beside Brian as the candidate for Governor who will represent the hardworking families of Virginia and who embodies the next generation of leadership our country has ushered in.”
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Expanding Access to Rural Health Care: Retention, Training and Incentives to Practice in Rural Areas
May 13th, 2009
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Approximately 1 million Virginians lack health insurance, meaning that one in five adults and one in eleven children are uninsured. In fact, the self-employed and those working in businesses with fewer than 100 employees make up the majority of those who lack health insurance. That is why Brian believes that Virginia must expand access to affordable health care for individuals and small businesses.
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Insuring Every Child
May 11th, 2009
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian – Green Jobs
May 8th, 2009
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Supporter Spotlight
May 7th, 2009
It’s less than 5 weeks to the June 9th primary and thousands of individuals are gearing up to make sure Brian Moran is our nominee to take on Bob McDonnell this November. So many people are working hard to make this happen. The outpouring of enthusiasm online and offline has been amazing.
Numerous communities have sprung up, Organize Virginia, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, have seen thousands of people take up the call to arms.
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Renewable Energy
May 6th, 2009
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian - Offshore Drilling
May 5th, 2009
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30 Days and 30 Reasons Why Brian
May 4th, 2009
Brian knows how hard work can get things accomplished. His background shows he's experienced what Virginians struggle through every day And his two decades as a public servant has shown he'll fight to get things done.
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100 Days
May 4th, 2009
The ad features former Virginia Beach City Councilwoman and Obama National Delegate, Louisa Strayhorn. She highlights key support Moran has received in the African American community, including Legislative Black Caucus Chairman Kenny Alexander.
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