FORWARD TOGETHER - Gov. Mark R. Warner, Honorary Chair

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Ex-Governor Backs Schultz for Senator
June 11, 2007

MRW backs Schultz for Senator

Leader Tagged Outstanding Virginian
June 11, 2007

MRW named Outstanding Virginian

Centennial Hall Renamed for Elliot & Rosel Schewel
May 18, 2007

MRW celebrates with Schewels

The Impact of Warner's Decision
October 24, 2006

When Mark Warner announced recently that he would not seek the Democratic nomination for president, he left not a few supporters disappointed and deflated. But they may not have to wait long for Warner's comeback.

Sabato Mourns Warner Race Exit
October 19, 2006

Before Mark Warner set the political world reeling by leaving the race for the presidency, he gave a heads-up to UVA professor Larry Sabato, who admits to profound disappointment.

Warner's Stock Rises by Dropping Bid
October 17, 2006

Former Virginia Gov. Mark Warner last week made what many will see as an obvious political choice - to forego a bid for the presidency in '08.

Why Did Mark Warner Quit?
October 17, 2006

A potential Democratic candidate for President says he'd rather spend more time with his family. For once, it might be the truth

Mark Warner...Writes Checks to Oppose Marriage Amendment
October 17, 2006

RICHMOND — Former Gov. Mark Warner...have written checks to help opponents of a proposed state constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage, according to campaign reports filed Monday.

No 2008 White House run for Mark Warner
October 17, 2006

RICHMOND, Va. - Democrat Mark R. Warner, the former governor of Virginia, has decided not to run for president in 2008, fearing the impact of a drawn-out campaign on his family. "I want to have a real life," he said Thursday.

Warner Gives Florida Dems a Boost
October 05, 2006

The Florida Democratic gubernatorial ticket, Jim Davis and Daryl Jones, brought in a little outside help Wednesday in the form of former Virginia Gov. Mark Warner who scheduled a brief appearance before reporters to trumpet Davis' education plan, before sitting down to a $1,000-a-host fundraiser at a swanky Florida State University booster club.

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