Newport News Strong Prospect for Gitmo Trial
Hamilton Sought $40,000 Job at ODU Center Before Sponsoring Bill to Fund It
Kaine in New Jersey Participates in DNC Forum
NOVA Looking for Reassurance from Deeds
More on McDonnell and Martinsville
Mark Warner: The Teflon Senator?
Boucher Says Public Option Won’t Pass Senate
Perriello Crowd in Nelson Friendly But Largely Against Health Care Reform
State Turns to Private Sector for New VITA Chief Coulter
Shannon Says that He Would Prosecute Internet Child Predators Personally
Attorneys Says Gaps Evident in Tech’s Monitoring of Cho
Lawsuit Over Virginia HOT Lane Spurs Mixed Reaction
Virginia Power Says Rate Increase Isn’t Done Deal
Fairfax Schools Expel 3 Strikes Attendance Policy
Portsmouth Council to Hold Hearing on Relocating Courthouse
Claude Perkins Named Permanent VUU President
Orange Planning Commission Refuses to Endorse WalMart
Speakers Spirited about Proposed WalMart in Orange
Hampton Roads Cities to Oppose Storm Runoff Rules
Despite Protests Albemarle Authority Raises Water Fees
Ronald Reagan was called the teflon president. Like him Mark Warner seems able to attract the support of voters who would reject another politician embodying some of his policies. Personality and disposition are mysteries not readily open to analysis. Part of it, I think, has to do with making other people feel good about themselves and hopeful of their future.