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Article: Virginia GOP: RPV Chairman John Hager Comments on New Hampshire Primary Results

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January 8, 2008
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The Virginia Republican Party issued the following news release:

Republican Party of Virginia Chairman John Hager released the following statement today regarding the New Hampshire primary results:

"The New Hampshire primary proved once again that the Republican Party has a deep field of candidates. The Republican presidential candidates are putting forward positive visions for America and focusing on solutions for our country, including reducing taxes, making health care more affordable and flexible, and strengthening our national defense.

"In contrast, Senator Clinton offers the wrong vision for America. Although ...

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