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John C. Whitbeck Jr. (R)

About The Candidate

Education

    AB, politics, Occidental College; JD, cum laude, George Mason University.

Offices and positions held

    Substitute judge, Virginia's General District Courts, Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Courts, 2005-10; special justice, Loudoun Co. General District Court, 2005-10; past president, 2008-10, vice pres., 2010-present, Lansdowne on the Potomac HOA; director, GMU Law and Mental Illness Clinic; past at-large representative, Loudoun Co. Community Criminal Justice Board; member, Loudoun Co. Republican Committee.

On the Issues

What is the most urgent problem facing your jurisdiction?

The economy. The weak economy is because of uncertainty over fears of rising debt, potential tax increases and burdensome regulations that kill jobs. We need to empower our small businesses to create jobs by reducing taxes, reining in government spending and cutting the red tape that gets in the way of economic growth. I am a conservative Republican who will oppose higher taxes, work to get traffic moving, help our small businesses create jobs and cut wasteful government spending. Limited government and traditional values are what our nation was founded upon and that will lead us to prosperity.

Why should voters elect you?

I am a principled conservative Republican who understands that government isn't the answer to our problems. I will fight for small businesses and families in Richmond.

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