Former President George W. Bush donates to Bobby Valentine’s campaign for Stamford mayor
The former MLB player and longtime manager is running as an independent.
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Jul 18, 2021, 2:29 PM
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Updated 1,005 days ago
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yesterdaySeveral high-profile Republicans are donating to Bobby
Valentine’s campaign in the Stamford mayoral race.
That includes former President George W. Bush. Hearst
Connecticut Media reports Bush donated $500 to Valentine's campaign.
The former MLB player and longtime manager is running as an
independent.
The Stamford native raised about $300,000 in donations thus
far. That's more than the two Democrats he's running against.
