Buta and I were interviewed by WJLA!

It's Bob Anderson here, and we are hot on the campaign trail these final few weeks! We are in our final push to raise $15,000 in October, and as it is coming in, we are putting it to good use to spread awareness!   We have just under three weeks left til Election Day, and I hope you will be hearing from me by November 8th as your new Loudoun's Commonwealth's Attorney.   (That is if you can call me "new" since I've done the job twice before!)  Did you see - WJLA interviewed both Buta and me a few days ago! Reporter Nick Minock put Buta in the hot seat for a moment, and I could not believe what came out of her mouth.   Actually, I'll post it here for you to see.  Remember Regina Redman, the woman who was allegedly killed by her husband with a hammer after being let out on bond for allegedly assaulting her the first time? Mr. Minock pressed Buta about this issue, to which Buta attempted to pass the buck around as she always does:  "There are other responsibilities of other agencies to have kept the victim on notice...as to what the actions were of the aggressor. Right? That's not our ability to be able to do that."  I've never known anyone to talk in circles more than Buta. The blame ALWAYS has to land on someone else. In this case, that someone else is "other agencies" that, of course, shall remain mysteriously nameless.  I wonder what she would have said had Mr. Minock asked her who these other agencies were.  The sad thing is, this kind of thing has happened again SINCE Regina Redman was killed. There was another incident where someone was released on a no-cash bond in Loudoun and went out and killed someone in Fairfax!  And this will keep happening over and over while Buta remains in the office of Commonwealth's Attorney.  In the interview, Buta also said she would protect women (like Regina?) and access to abortion services.  But here it is in her own words:  "You can either vote for him and ensure that there will be prosecutions for individuals who are accessing healthcare, or the choice is myself, which means that we will not be prosecuting women for making those decisions."  This is ridiculous nonsense. Buta is trying to inflame the public on a legislative issue that she doesn't even have any involvement in as a prosecutor! This is simply a diversion tactic to deflect people away from some of the major issues she has!  I know the people of Loudoun are smarter than that, and I am relying on them to rally around to get Buta out of office!  And to get there, I must rely on you, too. Would you help me reach more Loudoun voters? My October goal of $15,000 is not quite there yet, and any amount will add up quickly at this point. Just $10, $20, or $50 will be tremendously helpful. If you could send more - $100, $200, $500, $1000, $2000, or more, we can get this ship moving quickly!  Thank you for your generosity and your trust in me! I will always do my best to protect the people of Loudoun and carry myself with integrity and diligence.    Donate today! Sincerely,    Hon. Bob Anderson, Esq. Republican Nominee Loudoun Commonwealth Attorney, 1996-2003 Paid for and Authorized by Bob Anderson for Commonwealth's Attorney PO Box 564 Purceville, VA 20134 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

We Stand With Israel

"We pray for Israel and grieve during this tragic moment for Virginians, Americans, and for the world. Our hearts ache. Together, we stand strong against ruthless evil and stand always with Israel and the Jewish people who have shined as a bright light in the darkest of times." - Governor Glenn Youngkin After the barbaric terrorist attack in Israel, Governor Glenn Youngkin met with the United Jewish Federation of Tidewater to discuss the work ahead of us to end antisemitism and reaffirm Virginia's commitment to standing with Israel. At a time when true evil presents itself, we must come together to reject hate in all forms. READ MORE HERE This week, Governor Youngkin had the honor of meeting Alfred "Happy" Hunter, a 99-year-old veteran, who served our country in the Army during WWII. Governor Youngkin thanked him for his service to America and shared an embrace with Happy before he celebrates his 100th birthday in December! Governor Glenn Youngkin is working to make Virginia the best place for America's veterans and military retirees to live, work, and raise a family. This week Governor Youngkin stopped by Sundae Scoop, a veteran-owned small business in Virginia Beach, to celebrate the progress being made to ensure Virginia Veterans are able to keep more of their hard-earned money.    Governor Youngkin has enacted additional tax relief for the vast number of military retirees who call Virginia home. Reducing the tax burden on military retirees was a promise Governor Youngkin made early on, and that is another promise he has kept.  READ MORE HERE In celebration of "Day of the Girl" earlier this week, First Lady Suzanne S. Youngkin highlighted important resources and nonprofits from a recent Sisterhood reception held in Richmond, VA.   Sisterhood gatherings are a staple in the Strengthen the Spirit of Women+girls (W+g) initiative and serve as important opportunities for women and organizations to join in fellowship and a shared commitment to uplifting and supporting women and girls in behavioral health/wellbeing & workforce preparedness.  Richmond's gathering included over 100 women and more than a dozen organizations dedicated to adequate healthcare, safe places to heal physically and emotionally, quality early childhood education and enrichment programs, support for victims of domestic violence, advocacy rights, free athletic shoes, and more.  As a special treat, Secretary of Education Aimee Rogstad Guidera joined us to speak about education in the Commonwealth.   The First Lady remains steadfast in commitment to supporting and especially to celebrating – women and girls!  The First Lady also participated in plans to launch a new joint effort between her office, the Petersburg Blandford Academy, Petersburg's Communities in Schools (CIS), the Petersburg Women's Club, and a small group of volunteers to bring to life the "Girls with Pearls" program.  This novel program is built on the premise that sixth-grade learners benefit from engagement with mentors, and mentors are equally blessed by spending time with inquisitive young girls.  Girls with Pearls is designed around once-monthly gatherings at which socializing and engaging on health and wellbeing topics merge.  At the end of the school year, those girls who complete the program will be awarded a strand of pearls — a symbol of solidarity and sisterhood. With less than one month until Election Day, Governor Youngkin is traveling across Virginia, rallying with candidates for the House and Senate and encouraging Virginians to vote early through Secure Your Vote Virginia and vote Republican in the upcoming General Assembly elections.   In the past week, Youngkin marched in the Glen Allen Day parade with Senator Siobhan Dunnavant, attended the Prince George Ruritan Shrimp Fest with Delegate Kim Taylor, rallied alongside Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears at the Prince William County GOP BBQ, and joined Delegate Karen Greenhalgh, Kevin Adams, and Andy Pittman to get-out-the-vote with the Filipino American Community in Virginia Beach! There is still time to make sure your voice is heard before Election Day. Go to www.secureyourvotevirginia.com to secure YOUR vote today! READ MORE HERE Thank you, Chris and family, for helping kick off Virginia Pumpkin Month at the Executive Mansion! Ranking 10th in the nation in pumpkin cash receipts, pumpkins have become part of Virginia's #homehistory thanks to the nearly 400 commercial pumpkin growers across the Commonwealth. Stay Up to Date Stay Up to Date with Governor Youngkin! Stay Up to Date with The First Lady!  SECURE YOUR VOTE VIRGINIA JOIN THE TEAM Promises Made, Promises Kept. Text GLENN to 39626 to receive regular updates from Team Youngkin. PAID FOR BY SPIRIT OF VIRGINIA Not authorized by any other candidate. This message was sent to alexanderofyork@yorkteaparty.org. Don't want to receive our emails anymore?  Unsubscribe