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    Timothy D. Hugo (Fairfax), a frequent critic. "Tim Kaine, unfortunately for Virginia, has become the ultimate partisan." Some Democrats said Kaine's image would be tarnished by Deeds's loss, in part because it hands Republicans an opportunity to reshape the public view of his years in office. Full Article at The Washington Post
    Tim Kaine, unfortunately for Virginia, has become the ultimate partisan.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 4 weeks ago
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Kaine's legacy: Agenda deflated, but popularity high
  1. His legacy will now be open to a lens that I think is blurred -- the Republican lens
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 4 weeks ago
  2. Elections do matter, and many of the issues he cares about are no longer going to be on the front burner ... It puts dead in their tracks many of the initiatives he has not been able to move forward.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 4 weeks ago
  3. They will define Kaine and have the bully pulpit to do it. They'll be controlling all the reins of government. If the public doesn't like it, they'll say, 'That's not us, that was Tim Kaine.'
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 4 weeks ago
  4. I think the loss does not reflect any kind of movement or any dissatisfaction with the president . . . or Tim Kaine
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 4 weeks ago
  5. There are things I wanted to do that I will not get done, and then there are things I have gotten done that I would have never imagined in my wildest dreams
    Tim Kaine – Tim Kaine SOURCE: The Washington Post 4 weeks ago

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