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(CNSNews.com) – Virginia’s Governor-elect Bob McDonnell (R) said that his administration would not participate in a government-run health insurance plan, if one is passed by Congress and signed into law. Full Article at CNSNews.com
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The exit polls this year told us that Americans are worried about the economy, about jobs, about high taxes and ever-rising government spending. Full Article at The Hill
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Republican gubernatorial candidate, former Virginia Attorney General, Bob McDonnell, left, waives the crowd along with his daughter Jeanine, during the 2009 Virginia State Republican Convention at the Coliseum in Richmond, Va. , Saturday, May 30, 2009. View Photo »
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Well, either way, my preference would be not to have Virginia participate
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Bob McDonnell speaks at a campaign rally in Fairfax County a few days before he was elected governor of Virginia by an 18-point margin. Full Article at JTA
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Republican National Committee (RNC) chairman Michael Steele, who is known for making controversial statements, on Sunday said that white Republicans are afraid of him. Full Article at Beltway Blips
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National Republican Party chairman Michael Steele speaks during a rally for Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob McDonnell. Full Article at The Politico
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Former Massachussets Gov. Mitt Romney, center, joins former Attorney General Bob McDonnell, left, and Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling during a news conference in Richmond, Va. , Friday, May 29, 2009. View Photo »
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Independents came to Chris Christie and Bob McDonnell because they had something to say
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Virginia 2008 - Virginia bleeds blue. The 2008 election cycle supposedly was the beginning of a new political era in Virginia, a political era which would be dominated by Liberals, big government politics, and the Democratic party. Full Article at Associated Content
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Attorney general is the third of three statewide offices listed on the ballot. As determined by lottery the prior June, McDonnell was put first on the ballot, Deeds second, and there were no other candidates. Party labels were listed on the ballot. Full Article at Governing
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Republican gubernatorial candidate, former Virginia Attorney General, Bob McDonnell, left, waives the crowd along with his daughter Jeanine, during the 2009 Virginia State Republican Convention at the Coliseum in Richmond, Va. , Saturday, May 30, 2009.
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Former Massachussets Gov. Mitt Romney, center, joins former Attorney General Bob McDonnell, left, and Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling during a news conference in Richmond, Va. , Friday, May 29, 2009. Romney was in town to promote the candidacies of the two Republicans.
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Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, left, listens as Virginia gubernatorial hopeful, former Attorney General Bob McDonnell, right, speaks during a news conference in Richmond, Va. , Friday, May 29, 2009.
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Dominion CEO Thomas Farrell II and Virginia Attorney General Bob McDonnell (center) listen to Fay Lohr, president of the Central Virginia Food Bank in Richmond, Va. , describe the CVFB's growing need.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA - NOVEMBER 02: Virginia Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell (R) stands with Virginia Republican attorney general candidate Ken Cuccinelli during a campaign rally on November 2, 2009 in Alexandria, Virginia.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA - NOVEMBER 02: Virginia Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell (R) greets supporters during a campaign rally on November 2, 2009 in Alexandria, Virginia. Recent polls show McDonnell leading Virginia's gubernatorial race against Democratic challenger Creigh Deeds.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA - NOVEMBER 02: Jeanine McDonnell (R) introduces her father Virginia Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell (L) while her her mother Maureen McDonnell (C) looks on during a campaign rally on November 2, 2009 in Alexandria, Virginia.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA - NOVEMBER 02: Virginia Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell (R) greets supporters during a campaign rally on November 2, 2009 in Alexandria, Virginia. Recent polls show McDonnell leading Virginia's gubernatorial race against Democratic challenger Creigh Deeds.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA - NOVEMBER 02: Jeanine McDonnell (R) introduces her father Virginia Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell (L) while her her mother Maureen McDonnell (C) looks on during a campaign rally on November 2, 2009 in Alexandria, Virginia.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA - NOVEMBER 02: Virginia Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell speaks during a campaign rally on November 2, 2009 in Alexandria, Virginia. Recent polls show McDonnell leading Virginia's gubernatorial race against Democratic challenger Creigh Deeds.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA - NOVEMBER 02: Virginia Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell speaks during a campaign rally on November 2, 2009 in Alexandria, Virginia. Recent polls show McDonnell leading Virginia's gubernatorial race against Democratic challenger Creigh Deeds.
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Virginia gubernatorial candidate, Bob McDonnell, waves at supporters outside of the McDonnell campaign headquarters, Sunday, Nov. 1, 2009 in Chesapeake, Va.
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VIENNA, VA - OCTOBER 13: Virginia candidate for Governor Bob McDonnell (R-VA) (R) looks on as BET co-founder Sheila Johnson speaks at a Women for McDonnell rally September 13, 2009 in Vienna, Virginia. Johnson endorsed McDonnell during the event.
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VIENNA, VA - OCTOBER 13: Virginia candidate for Governor Bob McDonnell (R-VA) (R) shakes hand with BET co-founder Sheila Johnson (L) as he campaigns at a Women for McDonnell rally September 13, 2009 in Vienna, Virginia. During the event, McDonnell earned the endorsement of Johnson.
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VIENNA, VA - OCTOBER 13: Virginia candidate for Governor Bob McDonnell (R-VA) delivers remarks as he campaigns at a Women for McDonnell rally September 13, 2009 in Vienna, Virginia. During the event, McDonnell earned the endorsement of BET co-founder Sheila Johnson (2nd L).
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VIENNA, VA - OCTOBER 13: Virginia candidate for Governor Bob McDonnell (R-VA) delivers remarks as he campaigns at a Women for McDonnell rally September 13, 2009 in Vienna, Virginia. During the event, McDonnell earned the endorsement of BET co-founder Sheila Johnson.
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VIENNA, VA - OCTOBER 13: Virginia candidate for Governor Bob McDonnell (R-VA) delivers remarks as he campaigns at a Women for McDonnell rally September 13, 2009 in Vienna, Virginia. During the event, McDonnell earned the endorsement of BET co-founder Sheila Johnson.
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VIENNA, VA - OCTOBER 13: Virginia candidate for Governor Bob McDonnell (R-VA) delivers remarks as he campaigns at a Women for McDonnell rally September 13, 2009 in Vienna, Virginia. During the event, McDonnell earned the endorsement of BET co-founder Sheila Johnson.
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VIENNA, VA - OCTOBER 13: Virginia candidate for Governor Bob McDonnell (R-VA) answers questions as he campaigns at a Women for McDonnell rally September 13, 2009 in Vienna, Virginia. During the event, McDonnell earned the endorsement of BET co-founder Sheila Johnson.
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Former Massachussets Gov. Mitt Romney, center, joins former Attorney General Bob McDonnell, left, and Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling during a news conference in Richmond, Va. , Friday, May 29, 2009. Romney was in town to promote the candidacies of the two Republicans.
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Well, either way, my preference would be not to have Virginia participate
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Independents came to Chris Christie and Bob McDonnell because they had something to say
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Eight months ago, I applied to be governor of Virginia, and tonight you have given me the job
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puts the victories of Republicans Chris Christie in New Jersey and Bob McDonnell in Virginia in a different light ... Both won governorships by focusing on the need to win voters smack in the middle of the electorate: moderates, independents and suburbanites.
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Either way my preference would be not to have Virginia participate, from what I know this plan contains
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I hate Obama and I like Bob McDonnell's hair, but I never vote
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I ran on Virginia issues, kitchen table issues ... That's largely what got people to support our campaign.
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Bob McDonnell might be the archetype of the campaign for 2010 and 2012
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the president of the United States is always welcome in the commonwealth.
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Today is a great day for unborn children and their mothers, as well as the vulnerable of all ages throughout the Commonwealth. We congratulate Bob McDonnell, Bill Bolling and Ken Cuccinelli for their spectacular victories in today's election
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I strongly oppose the trials of any Guantanamo Bay detainees being conducted in Alexandria, or anywhere in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Bob McDonnell's victory gives Republicans tremendous momentum heading into 2010
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I oppose transferring any Guantanamo Bay detainees to Virginia.
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I congratulate Governor-elect Bob McDonnell for his victory Tuesday. I hope to work with him to find ways to make Virginia’s government more efficient and less costly to the taxpayers ... The mood of Virginia and its representation of the national mood spoke loudly on Tuesday. Virginians voted against t...
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Tonight you've given me the title of Governor of Virginia, and I pledge to you over the next four years action and results
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clear rejection of liberal tax and spend policies that Washington Democrats are trying to force on Americans. Gov.-elect Bob McDonnell's common-sense conservative message of less spending, lower taxes and more responsible government clearly resonated with voters
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Eight months ago I applied for the job of Governor of Virginia, tonight you have hired me, thank you
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This is an ominous sign for those Democrats representing districts carried by both John McCain and Bob McDonnell. Creigh Deeds provided the evidence when he attacked the administration’s job-killing cap-and-trade bill in TV ads that were broadcast in the districts of vulnerable Congressional Democrats w...
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We're the party that believes in lower taxes and less regulation, not more taxes and more regulation like the other side ... We'll come up with more solutions, more innovation, more privatization, more transparency and more accountability so we can spend that $76 billion you send to Richmond every two y...
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And while I don't think it reflects directly on the president, I do think this says a lot about his agenda. It's an agenda that [Republican candidate] Bob McDonnell has campaigned against, and one that [Democratic rival] Creigh Deeds has found tough to dance around.
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I believe a governor needs to stand up to Washington ... I will be a governor who will stand up and say, 'That's not good for Virginia.' My opponent and his Washington allies that want to raise taxes won't do that.
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All three members of the GOP statewide team -- Bob McDonnell, Bill Bolling and Cuccinelli -- hold double-digit leads in the polls over their Democratic counterparts
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Bob McDonnell doesn't have to convince anybody of his bona fides ... Everybody knows Bob McDonnell is as solid as he can be on those issues.
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Bob McDonnell is spending his time on issues that matter to voters, and that's always the right strategy
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