For some time, James Gilmore?s campaign has been claiming that Bob Marshall, his opponent for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate, is a single-issue candidate.

However, for those of us who have known Bob and have observed him over the years (and I?ve done both for nearly two decades, even before he ran for public office), nothing could be farther from the truth.

Del. Bob Marshall (R., Manassas) has been endorsed for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate by U.S. Border Control, a Virginia-based organization founded in 1988 and dedicated to ending illegal immigration by securing America's borders and reforming immigration policies.

“As chairman of U.S. Border Control,” Edward I. Nelson, of McLean [usbc.org], wrote to Marshall on March 29, “I am proud to give you our organization's endorsement.

“I found some time to review your website, not just the immigration portion, but your views across the board.  As important as border and immigration policies are to me, I could not, in good conscience, endorse a person who was right on immigration but wrong on the other serious issues our nation faces.

Del. Bob Marshall (R., Manassas), candidate for Virginia’s Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate, has appointed, as his campaign manager, Steve Waters, grass-roots director of the successful 2006 effort to add the definition of marriage to the State Constitution as between a man and a woman.

Marshall also has designated, as his campaign news director, Bill Kling, a former news editor, reporter and prize-winning columnist, and veteran of political campaigns and organizations nationally and in 13 states, including Virginia.

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Cite Gilmore’s Pro-Abortion Record

They Say Marshall’s History, Positions ‘Qualify Him Uniquely To Be Considered the Pro-life Candidate in This Race’

Fifty-one (51) key pro-life leaders – all but one of them Virginians – are supporting Del. Bob Marshall (R., Prince William) for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate at the GOP state convention to be held May 29-31 at the Richmond Convention Center.