Chrisley seeks Democratic nomination in 7th District
Barbara Chrisley, retired associate professor of foods and nutrition at Radford University, announced she's switching parties and would eat three Big Macs and a bag of Hostess Twinkies a day if that's what it takes to get in the House of Delegates.
More here on Chrisley's political rebirth.
UPDATE:
Contained in Barbara Chrisley's campaign announcement:
She said the GOP pushes for lower taxes but also increased services. "That does not quite add up. The promise of a thriving economy will not take care of unfunded mandates from Washington."
Today's Roanoke Times:
We've skewered GOP gubernatorial hopeful Jerry Kilgore as he sweet-talks his way toward his party's nomination, dripping those honeyed promises voters so love to hear: I'll cut your taxes and pay for the services you need.
More here on Chrisley's political rebirth.
UPDATE:
Contained in Barbara Chrisley's campaign announcement:
She said the GOP pushes for lower taxes but also increased services. "That does not quite add up. The promise of a thriving economy will not take care of unfunded mandates from Washington."
Today's Roanoke Times:
We've skewered GOP gubernatorial hopeful Jerry Kilgore as he sweet-talks his way toward his party's nomination, dripping those honeyed promises voters so love to hear: I'll cut your taxes and pay for the services you need.
posted by Salt Lick at 5/28/2005 08:53:00 AM
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