Cantor: Obama Looking Like Putin
Virginia Leaders Seek to Block Move of Aircraft Carrier to Florida
Deeds Leads McDonnell with Post-Primary Bounce
Deeds Headquarters Moving to NOVA
American Federation of Government Employees Endorses Deeds
Wagner Challenges Bolling to Debates
Fairfax Republicans Express Optimism
Beyer Named Ambassador to Switzerland
Virginia Technology Chief Lem Stewart is Ousted
AG’s Office Says Pittsylvania County Can’t Impose Uranium Mining Ban
Family Foundation Asks State Antipoverty Panel to Endorse Marriage
Spotsylvania Schools Race Focuses on Discipline
Richmond Combines Oversight of Economic and Community Development
Federal Program to Fight Crime in Newport News Will Run Out of Money Soon
Gun Rights Activist Sues Norfolk Over Arrest Again
Judge Tosses Suit Against Robertson and Regent
UVA’s Academic Budget to Shrink for First Time
Ken Cuccinelli strikes me as a good example of a conviction politician. Whatever the merits of his particular political views, we always need a proportion of these. Some politicains follow their constituencies, others try to lead (or shape) them. And so far, he has even managed to get elected from NOVA, perhaps because voters respect the fact that he is forthright about his views. But there can be little doubt that his stances have greater resonance in other parts of the state.