so i chose david bratt. y david present,present brent, by the way, from the office who pushed out eric canter. and who became a sort of libertarian in the house. there's a lot of things that screwed up immigration reform. but i liked it when he came in and said i'm a libertarian. i'm aopposed to gay marriage and i'm i'd like to say thanks to jesus kries. >> yeah, so this knew -- and it was for people like me who identify partially, sometimes as libertarians, that these guys come in and self-identify and make it difficult for the rest of us. >> well the brand has a certain cachet right now particularly on the voting primary basin of the republican party where you're seeing them embrace the label, even if they're sort of kind of lineage politically isn't what you exactly self identified. >> it's what libertarians who self identified were trying to get away from. >> buff also i've got to say, if you observe politics, you like unexpected things. also, someone who beats someone that out spent them like 230 to 1. >

this year we're so mrised to have david bratt, new united states congressman from virginia. much of you know, congressman bratt defeated former majority leader eric cantor in the primary last summer for virginia's seventh congressional district. he was sworn in last month and he'll be bringing some much needed economic expertise to the national policy discussions. congressman bratt is a product of the rural midwest and has long believed in the values of faith, family and a strong work ethic. he observed a masters in divinity and earned a ph.d. in economics from american university. in 1996 he began teaching economics and ethics at randolph macon college where he chaired the economics department for six years. he served the commonwealth of virginia in a number of capacities also. he served two governors on the joint advisory board of economists and also served on the richmond metropolitan authority. his peers elected him as president of virginia association economists and the governor appointed him to virginia board of accountancy. a man of deep faith, dave attends st. mary's