Summing up, the candidate said, “You should vote for Matthew Berry if you want to see spending and the deficit brought under control, if you want to see the American people protected from terrorism, and if you want to see individuals empowered to make decisions about their own lives rather than have government make decisions for them.”
April 21, 2010 | examiner.com
Well, obviously, whoever the nominee is will be outspent by Jim Moran, but it is clear that Matthew Berry is in the lead. This is especially good news for Matthew Berry, as the 2008 GOP candidate, Mark Ellmore reported $59,386 in total receipts. Having more money now that the 2008 nominee had throughout the entire election is HUGE news. It shows a new sense of excitement, and that with the right candidate and message, we can even give Jim Moran a competitive race.
April 17, 2010| www.rednova8.com
Berry is the common sense choice for any Republican, Conservative, or Independent in the District. Berry has the experience to be a great representative; that is why On the Right strongly endorses him for the 8th District.
March 22, 2010 | www.ontherightinva.com
After comparing the platforms of the remaining two candidates and some questions answered via e-mail, it is quite obvious who our nominee should be:Â Matthew Berry.
March 21, 2010 | rightongallows.wordpress.com
2008 8th District GOP candidate Amit Singh writes that “[Matthew] Berry is the strongest candidate to challenge [Jim] Moran in the general election” and that “he is the only candidate running a serious campaign in the primary”.
March 15, 2010 | bearingdrift.com
Over at Old Dominion Watchdog, Paige Winfield is reporting that long-time Northern Virginia Dem representative Jim Moran may become the poster boy for the kind of lawmaker Americans are getting fed up with. Matthew Berry, one of three GOP foes in this year’s race, charges Moran “has received over $80,000 this year in campaign contributions from executives, PACs, and lobbyists of companies for which he has requested earmarks totaling over $50 million. Such donations represent over 20 percent of the money raised this year by Moran.” Winfield says Berry is right.
January 20, 2010 | corner.nationalreview.com
After having an exploratory committee for a couple of months, Matthew Berry made his bid for Congress official yesterday. It should also be noticed that Berry has already raised a TON of money this early in the game.
January 15, 2009 | rednova8.com
Red NoVA recently interviewed Matthew Berry, one of the Republican candidates for Congress in Virginia’s 8th Congressional District. Berry has a tremendous amount of Executive Branch and Judicial Branch Experience. He is extremely qualified and well versed on the issues. Let’s see what he had to say.
December 24, 2009 | rednova8.com
Several weeks ago, I introduced the Conservative blogosphere to Matthew Berry, a Conservative Republican who is seeking the Republican nomination, to challenge Congressman Jim Moran (D – Virginia’s eighth congressional district) in the general election next November. Well, with the campaign up and running, Berry has released an interesting study about Moran receiving 80,000 dollars from companies or individuals associated with companies that have received pork barrel funding, due to Moran’s efforts in Congress.
December 17, 2009 | jumpinginpools.blogspot.com
I would like to thank Republican challenger Matthew Berry for answering some questions about his views and how he feels about current incumbent Jim Moran in the 8th Congressional District in Virginia. Mr. Berry was very quick in returning the answers to my list of questions, and I believe would be a great fit in Congress.
November 25, 2009 | gwatson0008.wordpress.com
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