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Deeds did much poorer than his Democratic predecessors, outgoing Gov. Tim Kaine and former Gov. (now Sen.) Mark Warner, in most of the state. Full Article at Marc Ambinder
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Why should I die on this hill he's chosen? If you were a cavalryman with Custer at the Little Big Horn on the afternoon of June 25, 1876, it was a little late to be asking this question. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Back in June, pollster David Petts was the man with the answers. His candidate, Virginia Democrat Creigh Deeds, had just won a thumping, come-from-behind primary victory to capture his party's nomination for governor. Full Article at Rantburg
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Faced with the choice of running as an unapologetic Democrat in a state trending toward his party or keeping his distance from Washington in the fashion of a generation of Southern Democrats, Creigh Deeds tried to do both. Full Article at The Politico
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Democrat Creigh Deeds has conceded the Virginia governor's race to Republican Bob McDonnell after a lopsided loss. Deeds addressed a somber crowd, saying he had called McDonnell to congratulate him. Full Article at KTHV
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I always thought the path to victory was to embrace the president and thereby energize the tremendous amount of supporters of the president in Virginia, particularly because it was going to be a low-turnout race
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There’s no doubt this is a tough race. It was always going to be ... Even though Virginia’s been moving in the right direction, it’s still a pretty evenly-split state with some pretty independent-minded folks. And that’s good; that’s healthy.
