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Only weeks away from the May 8 unassembled Republican convention, gubernatorial candidate Pete Snyder stopped in Nelson County to speak with residents. During the remarks he made to roughly a dozen people gathered at the Lovingston Cafe on Monday, Snyder outlined his priorities if elected, including fully reopening Virginia schools for in-person learning, removing mandates he said are hurting small businesses and protecting civil liberties that were âabsolutely shreddedâ under what he described as the guise of a pandemic. Snyder said he believes he has the âright backbone and the right fightâ in him to get the commonwealth âout of this horrible mess.â He also referenced his six-point plan to restore confidence in election security. ....
Gubernatorial candidate weighs in on likely removal of Charlottesvilleâs confederate statues Businessman and gubernatorial candidate Pete Snyder made a stop to Michaelâs Diner and Restaurant in Albemarle County Monday, April 5. (Source: wvir) By Daniel Grimes | April 6, 2021 at 9:30 AM EDT - Updated April 6 at 9:30 AM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Businessman and gubernatorial candidate Pete Snyder made a stop to Michaelâs Diner and Restaurant in Albemarle County Monday, April 5. The Republican spoke with NBC29 about his recovery plan for the commonwealth, as well as his take on the recent state court decision allowing Charlottesville to remove its confederate statues. ....
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Pete Snyder for Governor Pete Snyder had already made a name for himself in DC circles as owner of New Media Strategies, a social media marketing company he founded in 1999, before he decided to get a little more inside the political game by running in the Republican primary for Lieutenant Governor of Virginia in 2013. He lost that contest but was undeterred, chairing the 2017 campaign for Republican Ed Gillespie’s run for Virginia’s Governor. Gillespie lost, too. But after four years of Democratic Governor Ralph Northam’s leadership, and a one-party rule situation in Richmond that Snyder calls “an unmitigated disaster,” the 48-year-old father and communications expert reckoned perhaps the time was right to throw his hat into the big ring himself and run for Governor. ....