Rigell appears on Fox News
By JR Hoeft | Monday, September 20th, 2010 | PoliticsRepublican congressional candidate in Virginia’s Second District, Scott Rigell, recently appeared on Fox News to discuss his relationship with the Tea Party, his conservative credentials, and hints at his congressional reforms, which will be released here on Bearing Drift soon.
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Conservative to the core; liberal with his opinion! J.R. has been involved in politics for over a decade and has worked on several campaigns in Hampton Roads. He has served on the Executive Committee of the Republican Party of Chesapeake and the Central Committee of the Republican Party of Virginia. He is also the director of “Blogs United” in Virginia. E-mail J.R.. Follow J.R. on Twitter.







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Excellent interview, he came across as upbeat, positive, and confident. Of course in such a short interview, there’s very little time to get into the issues, but what we saw was a poised leader who’s ready to tackle the challenges our country faces. Keep it up Scott
Fully resolved? LMAO, Scott answer the question about your alleged donation to Barack Obama.
Thought that was a nice touch by fox news to invite Nye to talk about the race and issues with them.
Allow both candidates for 2nd district to discuss issues with them, fair and balanced as usual.
Great job on the interview. The issue of “answering the question on the donation” WAS answered during and BY the primary.
@Chris, that stong resounding 39.5% said a lot about that obama donation.. Er, What is the connection Chris?
Old news. 40% when compared to the remainder being diluted amongst the other 5 candidates seems pretty good. The real interesting question is what happens if Nye flips?
Great to see that Rigell made it on Fox and did well. His momentum is obvious to all except those who have their head buried in the sand (no names mentioned here). I almost feel sorry for Glenn Nye…almost, but not quite. Nye’s 8 out of 10 votes with Nancy Pelosi mean he’s responsible for the mess we’re in right now.
@ Turbo: In politics you beat an opponent by 5 points,m its consider a strong win. You beat your opponent by double digits and its consider a but kicking. Rigell had a 14 point win in a 6 way primary, that is a strong victory no matter how you cut it.
I didn’t have a chance to watch this, this was my first time seeing it. Thanks BD for posting the video.
Scott did a great job in my opinion. And I agree, this question was answered in the primary. I was not behind Scott at first either, until I had a chance to meet and talk with him. Half truths are told about him, and it’s really eye-opening when you hear all of the truth. November 2nd is coming fast, and I predict that Scott wins.
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