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Senator Tim Kaine visits Front Royal to prepare local Democrats for Nov 6th

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8 years ago

October 31, 2018

Photo & Video by Mike McCool, Royal Examiner

The Royal Examiner was at the PaveMint Taphouse and Grill to meet with Senator Tim Kaine. The Senator stopped by Front Royal to prepare Warren County Democrats for the election on November 6th.

Royal Examiner publisher Mike McCool, along with NVD reporter Max Thornberry and WDVM-TV reporter Bria Lloyd asked the Senator a few questions after his remarks to the Warren County Democrats:

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Be sure to vote on November 6th. Every vote counts.

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