Delegate Brenda Pogge endorses Feda Morton for Congress
By Steven Osborne | Monday, March 15th, 2010 | Catch-AllDelegate Brenda Pogge has endorsed Feda Morton in the 5th district GOP primary.
This follows the announcement by the Morton campaign that several major conservative leaders as well as the Virginia Eagle Forum have endorsed her campaign.
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Steven Osborne
Steven Osborne is a grassroots conservative activist from Central Virginia. He is currently furthering his education at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. In addition to writing for Bearing Drift he is also a columnist for the Christian Law Journal.
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3 Responses to "Delegate Brenda Pogge endorses Feda Morton for Congress"
Hmmm, while folks in York County and James City County may value Pogge’s opinion, I’m not sure anybody in Danville or Charlottesville does.
While I don’t live in Charlottesville or Danville, I do live in the 5th CD. Del. Pogge may be a fine representative for her HoD district, but she obviously knows little about Feda. I’m not questioning Feda’s conservative credentials, but having attended the Lynchburg Tea Party-sponsored debate late last month, I concluded that Feda’s a disaster in high heels. She seemed in over her head as she attempted to answer basic questions. Even when asked why America is so special to her, the best she could come up with was: “It let me go to college.” No disrespect to Del. Pogge, but 5th district voters can do much better than Feda.
I actually think it makes alot of since for Del Pogge to endorse Feda Morton. Both are strong conservative women who have fought for the life issue and traditional values. Both worked their way up through the grassroots. I think too the Feda Morton/JoAnn Davis Comparison is a good one- that has been made earlier in this campaign by a number of pundits.
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