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Manchin a Republican?

August 28, 2013
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joe-manchin-240mn0710101By Erica Kearns
Sharon Day, the National Co-Chair of the Republican National Committee has extended an invitation to West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin, saying now may be the time for him to change parties. “I think the values of West Virginia are more Republican than Democrat, so we invite him to join the army and the team that supports West Virginia’s principles and West Virginia’s values. Democrats are doing it all across the country so, if he wants to stand with West Virginia’s convictions, the principles of its citizens, we invite him to do the same thing and we’ve got a switch card with his name on it,” said Day.
Sharon Day appeared on MetroNews Talkline Friday and was also a guest at Cabell County Republican Executive Committee’s Women of Influence Dinner at Guyan Country Club in Huntington. The event was celebrating the 93rd anniversary of the 19th amendment which gave all American women the right to vote.

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