Charlottesville City Council Apologizes for Massive Resistance
SurveyUSA Has GOP Ahead by Double Digits
McDonnell-Whitman Event Cancelled
Sheila Johnson Apologizes for Deeds Remark
Sheila Johnson On Deeds Speaking Style
Moran Advises Deeds to Go Positive
McDonnell Talks Business in Charlottesville Stop
Few Voters Register on Deadline Day
Newcomers James and Lee Compete for Melvin’s Seat in 80th House District
Purkey Faces Familiar Foes in 82nd District
Anderson, Marshall Clash Over Enterprise Zone Funding in 14th District
Valentine, Garrett Debate in 23rd District
Norfolk Councilman Wright Wants New City Motto
Lanier Appointed New CEO of Richmond Behavioral Health Authority
SCC Chair Mark Christie Keynoter at VMI Energy Symposium
Virginia Board Approves New Stormwater Regulations
Hampton Schools Try to Stay Ahead of Free Lunch Applications
Kaine, John Warner Attend Winchester Armory Dedication
Virginians won’t elect anyone perceived as mean-spirited. Johnson’s stutter mocking is mean-spirited, and McDonnell, by association, and by refusing to condemn such behavior, is guilty of it. It is a foolish, foolish blunder. Write this down where you can check it later: Deeds will be elected governor–despite the polls, despite Wilder, despite the herky-jerky campaign. There are other indicators afoot, but the ‘mean’ rule is inviolate. Deeds will be elected. Call me a fool now. You’ll call me a genius in November. I can wait. BKD