WAKEFIELD, Va. (AP) — U.S. Sen Mark Warner touted his bipartisan bona fides Wednesday in rural Virginia at the 66th annual Shad Planking, a political rite of spring in the Old Dominion.
Warner, a Democrat, told a largely Republican crowd of several hundred there are people of good will in both major political parties and more bipartisan relationship are needed.
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