This is just the latest dirty trick by a desperate campaign to elect McAuliffe. One that will surely backfire. If the Democrat was down 8 points on Thursday, he should be down by 20 by the end of the weekend.
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This is just the latest dirty trick by a desperate campaign to elect McAuliffe. One that will surely backfire. If the Democrat was down 8 points on Thursday, he should be down by 20 by the end of the weekend.
McAuliffe turned off the charm last night and turned on the attack. He tried his best to make Youngkin look like a far-right “tin-foil hat” candidate, but it didn’t work. Where McAuliffe was angry and emotional, Youngkin was reasonable and well-prepared.
Democrat Terry McAuliffe has raised 48% of his $15.6 million in total donations from out-of-state contributors, compared to 26% of Glenn Youngkin’s $11.4 million haul.
As one of his final acts as governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo granted clemency to David Gilbert, a member of the terrorist group The Weather Underground, who was sentenced to 75 years to life for the infamous 1981 Brink’s Robbery that left two police officers and one security guard dead
Gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe calls the outcry over Critical Race Theory in Virginia public schools as a “right-wing conspiracy.” Governor Ralph Northam terms it “a dog whistle that Republicans are using to frighten people.”
The solar industry and others who are going to get rich off the VCEA renewable energy boom are very worried about this becoming an election issue before November 2. The real purpose of this poll is to discourage anybody from going there, to create an impression opinions are set, that real conservatives are all in.
If you want to be governor of Virginia again, start by having some respect for the voters.
Virginia is expected to close out the year with a $2 billion budget surplus. An estimated $900 million is required under the state constitution to go into a rainy day reserve fund. That leaves roughly $1.1 billion for the next General Assembly and Governor of Virginia to play with.
McAuliffe, Ayala and Herring: These three Democrats all have on thing in common. They all boldly called on Gov. Ralph Northam to resign in February of 2019, when racist photos on his medical school yearbook pages surfaced.
For once, Republicans didn’t nominate the safe guy: Former Speaker of the House Kirk Cox, a smart, seasoned politician and retired government teacher. Or the far-right candidate, State Sen. Amanda Chase. Instead, they went with the outsider with enough money to drown out McAuliffe.
And some of us thought the paying of restitution was supposed to teach criminals a lesson. Guess not.
As it turned out, predictions of mass deaths in correctional facilities were wrong.
Virginia is one of two states where the state legislature elects judges. Politics are always part of the process. But scrapping a respected lawyer, whose only problem is that she stood up for the rule of law when a reckless politician ignored it, is spiteful.
I sent Northam’s press secretary, Alena Yarmosky, what I thought was a polite email, reminding her that the governor had said he was going to employ a facial recognition expert to exonerate him from the blackface yearbook photo. How’s that going?
These newly enfranchised felons are now free to march into court to ask for the restoration of their gun rights.