Fimian is also an NRCC “contender”
By | Monday, February 8th, 2010 | Politics

Keith Fimian, who is competing for the GOP nomination against Pat Herrity in the 11th Congressional District, just advanced to the “Contender” category for the NRCC’s “Young Guns” program.

Just like Scott Rigell in the 2nd, Fimian has met all the benchmarks required by the NRCC to move a step closer to receiving aid and support from the NRCC during the campaign, should he win the nomination.

“Keith Fimian has already proven that he will be a formidable candidate by meeting the Young Guns program’s rigorous goals and is well on his way to building a winning campaign to put this seat back in the Republican column,” said NRCC Chairman Pete Sessions. “Keith is part of a strong and growing candidate pool of everyday Americans who are frustrated with the majority’s big-government ways and aren’t willing to stand idly by any longer. His campaign has put Democrats on notice that Americans are ready to turn the page on the failed experiment known as the Obama-Pelosi agenda.”


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