It's Your Government Episode 01 Underwood Fellow Eric DiVito interviews Republican Minority Leader Tim Armstead about the 2010 West Virginia legislative session
Showing posts with label Tim Armstead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Armstead. Show all posts
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Friday, May 1, 2009
Sirius Radio Host Andrew Wilkow in Morgantown
I would say if you missed Andrew Wilkow in Morgantown, then you missed on of the great Republican dinners held this year in West Virginia, but you can watch it below. Andrew reminded us all of what it means to be a conservative. It was a great show and I would like to thank him for coming down. You can hear him weekdays on Sirius 144 between 12 and 3pm.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
McCain’s Visit
Friday marked John McCain’s first visit to West Virginia this election cycle. It was a great event. Supporters and Party officials turned out to support our next President.
Among the speakers Tim Armstead, the Republican House Minority Leader introduced our candidates for state-wide and federal offices. It was an opportunity for everyone to rally around our candidates and give them the support they need as we head into the General Election.
Congresswoman Shelley Moore – Capito introduced Mrs. McCain as she handed the microphone to Senator McCain. Senator McCain talked about the issues that are not only important to West Virginia but our nation as a whole. He also took questions from the audience and used his Straight – Talk to provide real answers and not rhetoric.
First off, as a candidate, one thing I must say is that I am humble and proud to be sharing the ballot this year with such great candidates. Our candidates have held positive, issue-oriented primary campaigns whether they were opposed or not. Each the GOP candidate is educated and well-versed on the issues of their office giving our voters the best possible choices as they are looking for change this year.
But one thing must be said and Reagan said it best, “There is no limit to what you can accomplish if you don't care who gets the credit.” That is one quote that merits reminding this election year. Each and every volunteer, supporter, committee member, etc has something positive to offer our candidates to win these elections. After all, isn’t that why we, as Republicans, get involved to begin with? To further the GOP platform, and to help Republicans gain elected seats?
By pulling together our resources, energy, ideas and support for our candidates, our volunteers and if we keep what Reagan said in mind, I know that we, as a Republican Party, can accomplish great things not only this election year, but for years to come.
Among the speakers Tim Armstead, the Republican House Minority Leader introduced our candidates for state-wide and federal offices. It was an opportunity for everyone to rally around our candidates and give them the support they need as we head into the General Election.
Congresswoman Shelley Moore – Capito introduced Mrs. McCain as she handed the microphone to Senator McCain. Senator McCain talked about the issues that are not only important to West Virginia but our nation as a whole. He also took questions from the audience and used his Straight – Talk to provide real answers and not rhetoric.
First off, as a candidate, one thing I must say is that I am humble and proud to be sharing the ballot this year with such great candidates. Our candidates have held positive, issue-oriented primary campaigns whether they were opposed or not. Each the GOP candidate is educated and well-versed on the issues of their office giving our voters the best possible choices as they are looking for change this year.
But one thing must be said and Reagan said it best, “There is no limit to what you can accomplish if you don't care who gets the credit.” That is one quote that merits reminding this election year. Each and every volunteer, supporter, committee member, etc has something positive to offer our candidates to win these elections. After all, isn’t that why we, as Republicans, get involved to begin with? To further the GOP platform, and to help Republicans gain elected seats?
By pulling together our resources, energy, ideas and support for our candidates, our volunteers and if we keep what Reagan said in mind, I know that we, as a Republican Party, can accomplish great things not only this election year, but for years to come.
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