Mr. Samuel A. Nixon Jr.

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  www.vachamber.com/nlarchive2.asp?nlid=22 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/19/2006    Last Visited: 3/15/2007  

  Delegate Sam Nixon's "payment of wage" measure barely squeaked through the House last week after surviving an initial 49-47 vote, and then a final 52-48 vote.
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  Those voting in the House to spike the two bills were Delegates Morgan, Nixon, Byron, Abbitt, and Kilgore.

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  Delegate Sam Nixon
  
  delsnixon@house.state.va.us
  
  (804) 698-1027

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  House Republican Caucus Chairman Samuel A. Nixon (R-Chesterfield):

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  If you are interested in getting involved with the campaign to re-elect Delegate Nixon to the Virginia House of Delegates, please fill out the below form.

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  Published on: 3/4/2008    Last Visited: 5/29/2008  

  Morgan Griffith, R-Salem, the House Majority Leader; Samuel A. Nixon Jr., R-Chesterfield, the Republican Caucus Chairman; and M. Kirkland Cox, R-Colonial Heights, the Republican Whip.

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  Published on: 2/5/2008    Last Visited: 8/4/2008  

  Richmond, Virginia (February 05) House Republican Caucus Chairman Samuel A. Nixon, Jr. (R-Chesterfield) has announced the appointment of Delegate Timothy D. Hugo (R-Fairfax) as Assistant Chairman for the House Republican Caucus.
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  "I am delighted that Tim has agreed to accept this important responsibility," said Nixon.

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  Published on: 10/11/2008    Last Visited: 1/19/2008  

  To bad Sam Nixon gets to bear the brunt.Of course, if the NLS prediction is accurate, he better get used to it.
  
  Driving to work today I had the thought that the RPV would do well to find a place in the leadership for Samuel A. Nixon, GOP delegate from Chesterfield and old pal of your humble blogger…and voila!NLS claims sources claim that Terry Kilgore will take a new committee chairmanship and that Sam will become Chairman of the House Republican Caucus.
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  Ben then goes on to attack Sam for not raising tons of money the last few cycles, and for being inexperienced:
  
  "This is why the Republicans keep losing seats in the General Assembly.Sam knows nothing about running a modern campaign, about raising the kind of money needed or about what issues are really hot in all the swing legislative districts"
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  Truth is that Sam Nixon may be exactly what the GOP needs.He is a principled conservative who can work with other people.He is very much one of those guys who sets goals and achieves them, and pays little mind to the naysayers.
  
  I am not sure how being unopposed means he is incapable of exceling in the position he apparently will fill.Ben makes a lot of suppositions, but offers no facts to back them up.Of course, the posters who chimed in offer also no real evidence to back up their attacks.
  
  So let me offer a few reasons why Sam Nixon is the right guy at the right time.
  
  1. Safe seat, and has been unopposed.
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  2. Sam is conservative, but not doctrinaire.He can work with and reason with people.I bet you he saves the GOP at least three seats in 2009 by doing what is necessary to avoid costly primaries that yield ideologue candidates.
  
  3. Sam knows what he knows and what he doesn't.He doesn't have to be on the cutting edge of campaign technology to do his job.That is what you have pollsters, consultants, and technicians on staff.What he does have is the common sense to know what tactics make sense and what tactics are just stupid.
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  Sam Nixon will leading the caucus in delegate elections in a year when the only other election is in New Jersey.
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  I have known Sam Nixon for over 25 years, and I know hard he works.I find the cries of democratics deriding his potential selection as amusing.
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  Sam makes perfect sense at this time.

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  Published on: 1/9/2007    Last Visited: 3/15/2007  

  Presentations will include comments from Virginia Secretary of Commerce & Trade Pat Gottschalk; Joseph Hinrichs, Vice President, North America Manufacturing, Ford Motor Company; 2006 Virginia Chamber Chairman Ben Davenport; and Delegate Sam Nixon (R-Chesterfield) who is a distinguished member of the Virginia House of Delegates.

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  renaissanceruminations.wordpress.com/2007/12/ - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/1/2007    Last Visited: 1/19/2008  

  To bad Sam Nixon gets to bear the brunt.Of course, if the NLS prediction is accurate, he better get used to it.
  
  Driving to work today I had the thought that the RPV would do well to find a place in the leadership for Samuel A. Nixon, GOP delegate from Chesterfield and old pal of your humble blogger…and voila!NLS claims sources claim that Terry Kilgore will take a new committee chairmanship and that Sam will become Chairman of the House Republican Caucus.
  ...
  Ben then goes on to attack Sam for not raising tons of money the last few cycles, and for being inexperienced:
  
  "This is why the Republicans keep losing seats in the General Assembly.Sam knows nothing about running a modern campaign, about raising the kind of money needed or about what issues are really hot in all the swing legislative districts"
  ...
  Truth is that Sam Nixon may be exactly what the GOP needs.He is a principled conservative who can work with other people.He is very much one of those guys who sets goals and achieves them, and pays little mind to the naysayers.
  
  I am not sure how being unopposed means he is incapable of exceling in the position he apparently will fill.Ben makes a lot of suppositions, but offers no facts to back them up.Of course, the posters who chimed in offer also no real evidence to back up their attacks.
  
  So let me offer a few reasons why Sam Nixon is the right guy at the right time.
  
  1. Safe seat, and has been unopposed.
  ...
  2. Sam is conservative, but not doctrinaire.He can work with and reason with people.I bet you he saves the GOP at least three seats in 2009 by doing what is necessary to avoid costly primaries that yield ideologue candidates.
  
  3. Sam knows what he knows and what he doesn't.He doesn't have to be on the cutting edge of campaign technology to do his job.That is what you have pollsters, consultants, and technicians on staff.What he does have is the common sense to know what tactics make sense and what tactics are just stupid.
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  Sam Nixon will leading the caucus in delegate elections in a year when the only other election is in New Jersey.
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  I have known Sam Nixon for over 25 years, and I know hard he works.I find the cries of democratics deriding his potential selection as amusing.

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  Published on: 4/9/2008    Last Visited: 5/15/2008  

  The zenith of political incivility was exceeded by the dishonorable action of Delegate Samuel Nixon, R-Chesterfield, when he introduced legislation during the past session of the General Assembly to disenfranchise Richmonders of their majority representation on the RMA's board of directors.His proposal to strip Richmond of this status was unbelievable, detestable, disdainful and unfathomable.

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