Friday’s hospitality suites at the Republican Advance
By Lynn R. Mitchell | Friday, December 2nd, 2011 | Politics, VirginiaTonight’s RPV Welcome Reception will be sponsored by Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling in the Grand Ballroom West.
Later Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling will host “Bowling with Bolling” at the Homestead bowling alley from 9-11.
Also headlining will be former Governor George Allen’s “A-Team Huddle” in the Players Club from 9-11.
Others with hospitality suites tonight:
Room 900 – Virginia Conservative Victory Fund, hosted by Delegate Ben Cline
Room 906 – Virginia Senate Republican Caucus’ “Campaign Candy Land”
Room 1005 – Americans for Prosperity
Room 1006 – Dessert with Dave and Martha Foster
Room 1105 – Pat Mullins for Chairman
Room 1106 – Congressman Eric Cantor, U.S. House Majority Leader
Room 1200 – Delegate Rob Bell with “Camp Bell” — s’mores and more
Room 1400 – Senator Mark Obenshain
Room 1520 – Delegate Bob Marshall
Bowling Alley – Lieutenant Governor Bolling’s “Bowling with Bolling”
Players Pub – George and Susan Allen’s A-Team Huddle
Washington Library – Keith Fimian – Growth Opportunity and Prosperity Fund
The complete lineup for the weekend can be found at RPV’s website.
Photo by Lynn R. Mitchell
1 December 2011
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As SWAC Girl (an acronym for Staunton, Waynesboro, and Augusta County), Lynn has been writing in the Virginia political blogosphere since 2006. Active in area politics, she has coordinated campaigns and served in leadership for the past decade. The Shenandoah Valley of Virginia is one of the most beautiful places to call home ... the Republican Party carries her beliefs.










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4 Responses to "Friday’s hospitality suites at the Republican Advance"
It’s Hillbilly Hideaway time in Virginia. Bet Bolling gets tired of bowling by himself. And good ole George. What cigars will he be passing out in the back room?
Best food in suite award goes to Mark Obenshain!
And where were the best beverages ?
That would be room 1527 for sure.
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