Maryland Leaders Endorse John McCain For President
February 10, 2008 -- ARLINGTON, VA -- U.S. Senator John McCain's presidential campaign today announced the endorsement of additional Maryland Republican Party leaders.
"Republican leaders from across Maryland are supporting John McCain for President," said Delegate Anthony O'Donnell, Minority Leader of the Maryland House of Delegates. "John McCain has the conservative record to lead our unified Party and defeat Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama in November."
John McCain thanked the Maryland leaders, saying, "I am honored to have the support of these committed Republican leaders. I look forward to working with them to elect additional Republicans in Maryland who share our conservative values, will fight to lower taxes and reduce the size of government."
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN PARTY LEADERS FOR MCCAIN
Delegate Anthony O'Donnell, Minority Leader, House of Delegates
Chris Cavey, 1st Vice Chair, Maryland Republican Party; Baltimore County Republican Party Chair
Chuck Gast, 2nd Vice Chair, Maryland Republican Party
Mike Geppi, 3rd Vice Chair, Maryland Republican Party; Harford County Republican Party Chair
Mary Rolle, Frederick County Republican Party Chair
Frank McCabe, Calvert County Republican Party Chair
Brandon Butler, Garrett County Republican Party Chairman
Samuel "Tom" Haynie, St. Mary's County Republican Party Chair
Penny Pittman, Washington County Republican Party Chair
Source: John McCain campaign
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