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Tim Kaine on Homeland Security

Democratic Governor (VA)


Focus on counter-terrorism and bioterrorism preparedness

The Kaine administration will be particularly focused on maintaining and enhancing the state’s counter-terrorism and homeland security efforts. Lieutenant Governor Kaine serves on the Secure Virginia emergency response panel and has gained crucial experience in the preparation for terrorist attacks and bio-terrorist viral outbreaks. Tim Kaine is proud that Virginia ranked among the top states nationally for bioterrorism preparedness in the recent report from Trust for America’s Health.
Source: Campaign website www.kaine2005.org, “Issues” Nov 8, 2005

Maintain the military presence in Virginia

Tim Kaine is a member of the Virginia Commission on Military Bases, the Commonwealth’s response to the federal base-closing efforts. He understands the importance of the military presence in Virginia to our safety and our economy. Tim Kaine is working to protect Virginia’s military installations and fighting against the removal of any of the aircraft carrier groups assigned to Norfolk.
Source: Campaign website www.kaine2005.org, “Issues” Nov 8, 2005

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