I write a letter to the editor of The Roanoke Times

Posted June 22, 2012 | Random Observations, Today I'm Grateful for...
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Today I emailed this letter to the editor of The Roanoke Times. I thought I would share it here just in case TRT decides not to publish it.
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Dear Editor,

The Great Seal of the Commonwealth of Virginia I had about lost hope that there would ever be a candidate running in any election that I would feel comfortable supporting, but then I heard about Hank, a Springfield native who is running for Virginia senate.

Hank lived on the streets with his parents until he was orphaned. Happily, he was soon adopted by a loving family. He understands the reality of having little and the need for parents to be able to provide for their children. He has a clear and concise plan to support businesses, bring new businesses to Virginia, and bring new jobs to the community. He is also a strong supporter of animal rescue organizations.

If you take the time to learn more about Hank at hankforsenate.com, I believe that you, too, will want to support the best candidate for senate that Virginia has seen in a long time.

Janeson T. Keeley
Roanoke

Hank for Senate . My cat is smarter than your politician. hankforsenate.com

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One Response to “I write a letter to the editor of The Roanoke Times”

HollieCatRocks
June 22nd, 2012 @ 7:47 pm

MamaJ thats pawsome you did that! I hope he wins! Wish I could vote! love and hugs xoxo

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