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Category Archives: Virginia
Some Comments on Election Night
I’ve been looking at both governor’s races today, paying more attention to New Jersey. Virginia In Virginia Deeds lost by a greater margin than the polls predicted – not a surprise, given that when one candidate holds a double-digit lead, … Continue reading
Posted in 2009 Gubernatorial Elections, New Jersey, Virginia
Tagged blue, Christie, Corzine, Deeds, Democrats, elections, McDonnell, New Jersey, Politics, red, Republicans, Virginia
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The Deeds Campaign and Rovian Politics
In recent weeks the Creigh Deeds campaign has pinpointed its focus upon Bob McDonnell’s controversial college thesis – “The Republican Party’s Vision for the Family: The Compelling Issue of The Decade.” Polls indicate that the effort has bore some fruit, … Continue reading
