Gilmore to visit campus, share views on economy
October 12, 2009
Former Virginia governor Jim Gilmore makes a stop at Virginia Tech today to talk about the present economy.
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In Richmond, GOP takes its losses, vows return
November 5, 2008
RICHMOND, Va. -- As the red ties and red blouses of Virginia's 7th district republican constituents drifted out of the Richmond Marriott West election night party in Salon A, they left behind empty red wine glasses, wilted red balloons and their hope for
Virginia girds for electoral battle
November 3, 2008
The state that was once barely touched by presidential candidates may determine who moves into the White House, with southwest Virginia's preference swaying the polls.
October 31, 2008
For the Virginia GOP, 2008 has been a trying time. As Jim Gilmore girds for an Election Day beating and the commonwealth teeters on the verge of voting for a presidential Democrat for the first time since 1964, Republican hackles have been raised from Abi
October 29, 2008
After attending Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's rally in Salem Monday night, former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore stopped by Blacksburg's GOP headquarters yesterday as part of his campaign for the United States Senate.
Photo Gallery: Sarah Palin in Salem
October 28, 2008
On a fridged fall night, Republican Vice-Presidential candidate, Sarah Palin and US Senate Candidate Jim Gilmore, spoke at Salem Stadium in Salem, Va.
Waner/Gilmore face off in debate
October 4, 2008
Former governors and candidates for the U.S. Senate, Mark Warner and Jim Gilmore, competed in their third debate at the Taubman Museum of Art in downtown Roanoke on Friday night.
In Warner's world, coattails are key
September 29, 2008
It's raining in the "Best Small Town in America." Bedford, Va., is the home to the National D-Day Memorial, Holy Land USA (a 190-acre replica of "the Bible Lands of Israel"), and, this past Saturday, former Virginia governor-turned-Democratic-senatorial-c
September 23, 2008
Gilmore, Warner set forbroadly televised debate
September 23, 2008
United States Senate candidates Mark Warner and Jim Gilmore will face off in the first statewide, televised debate of the election season on Oct. 3. The debate will be carried by WSLS of Roanoke. WSLS is offering to provide the debate to any station wanti