Crist to Run as an Independent
Cantor: We’re Not You’re Daddy’s GOP
McDonnell Directs Policy to Expand Affordable Housing
McDonnell Reappoints Flaherty and Wright
McDonnell to Hold Fundraiser at Mansion for The Healing Place
McDonnell Lifts Ban on State Police Troopers Referring to Jesus in Public Prayers
Bolling Holds Roundtable Broadband Discussion in Danville
Cuccinelli Says Battery Operated Cigarettes Don’t Violate Smoking Ban
Northrop Grumman CEO Optimistic About VITA Contract
Northrop Grumman Buys Ads to Thank Region
9th District GOP Candidates Tout Platforms
Barry DuVal to Succeed Hugh Keogh as Virginia Chamber President
Hanover Supervisors Approve East Ashland Development
Chesterfield Corrects Zoning “Loophole”
Driver Denies Plate Had Coded Racist Message
Fairfax County Finds Criminals on Facebook
Norfolk Police Chief Staying Put
Suffolk Schools Superintendent Liverman to Retire
Newport News Residents Weigh in On Mayoral Election
Feds Host Offshore Drilling Meetings in Norfolk
CNU Has Record Number of Applicants
Gloucester to Shorten School Year by 20 Days
Montgomery County Prospect Shrouded in Secrecy
Morris Hoping for Write-In Win on Danville City Council
Lynchburg City Council Candidates Address Race Relations
Agencies Find Consensus on Sewer Master Plan
Area Leaders Criticize Front Royal Town Council
Crist’s decision to run as an Independent in the Florida Senatorial race is well worth watching as the drama unfolds. What does it mean for the possible realignment of the GOP nationally? Will moderate Republicans(who once dominated Massachusetts but are now an endangered, if not vanished, species there) be forced to write their obituary. Will teapartiers take over the GOP? Considering that national GOP leaders are still making up their minds about the direction of the new politics, we are in for period of fluid politics. The 2010 Election may prove pivotal.