Kaine Predicts Wave of Environmental Action in Virginia
After GOP Wins in NOVA, Dems Worry About Fatigue
McAuliffe Takes on GOP in House
League of Conservation Voters Support McAuliffe
Questions Raised About McAuliffe’s Ties To Virginia
A Drizzle of Ads Portend a Deluge
June Democratic Primary Not Generating Late Registration
Frederick’s Lawyer Stanley to Seek State GOP Post Against Mullins
Loose Lips Impact Campaign in the Age of Twitter
GOP Field to Challenge Nye is Wide Open
Lesinski Eyes Gilbert’s Seat in House
Pratt to Challenge Crockett-Stark in 6th District
Kathy Byron to Run for Re-election
Virginia Supreme Court Takes Up Complaint Against Beach Judge Ramona Taylor
Sexting Can Land Teens in Legal Fix
Court Says Raid on Muslims Virginia Home Okay
Obama Seeks to End Black Farmers Dispute
Stimulus Gives Incentives for E-Health Records
Danville, Pittsylvania County to Put Stimulus Toward Bridge, Transit Projects
Norfolk School Workers Castigate City for Cuts
Henrico’s Fred Morton Named Superintendent of Year
It’s Study Time for New Bedford Schools Chief
Hall to Run for Supervisor in Isle of Wight County
Charlottesville Council and Sheriff Hopefuls Spar at Candidates’ Forum
Slutzky Will Seek Re-election to Albemarle Supervisors
Albemarle Officials Eye Wind Turbines
Suffolk Council Passes Bulk Refuse Fee, Adopts Budget
Tom Davis, who until recently was an influential Republican Congressman, is an astute commentator and political analyst, despite not having been able to succeed Senator John Warner. I think he is right that Bob McDonnell has a reasonable chance of being elected as the next Governor because during the last 40 years Virginia has been counter-cyclical, electing to the Governor’s mansion someone not of the same party as the incumbent president. Recent results in NOVA may be straws in the wind. That said, even an established trend does not constitute infallible prophecy.
May I apologize for having got R. Creigh Deeds’ s name wrong in a recent posting?