Former West Virginia Governor Hulett Smith Endorses Hillary Clinton for President
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5/9/2008
Former West Virginia Governor Hulett Smith Endorses Hillary Clinton for President
(Charleston, WV) – Former West Virginia Governor Hulett Smith announced his endorsement of Hillary Clinton for President today, citing the Senator's commitment to fiscal responsibility, veterans, and the economy.
"Hillary Clinton is a proven and tested leader who is ready to lead on day one. We need a president with the strength and experience to create good paying jobs here at home, and make small town economies a priority again. Hillary's understanding of the challenges facing working families makes her the right choice for West Virginia," said Governor Smith.
A U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander in WWII, Smith served as Governor from 1965 to 1969. During his tenure, Smith signed into law measures to improve air and water quality, made government more transparent, and streamlined the budget process.
"Hillary will renew our commitment to those who have served our country in the military as well as those who serve our communities by working hard to support their families. There is no question that she understands the challenges facing West Virginians and is ready to provide real solutions," said Governor Smith.
"Governor Hulett Smith has served West Virginia and our nation with distinction, and I'm honored to have his support," Clinton said.
Hillary is campaigning vigorously in the Mountain State. She has earned the endorsements of elected officials throughout West Virginia and has shown strong momentum as the state heads toward its May 13 primary.
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