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Election Day 2009 has come and gone. Full Article at Last Free Voice
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Ritter (cont.): We also built upon the things we'd already done in the aerospace industry. We have a really robust aerospace industry there. I think it's the second highest concentration of aerospace workers in America, only after California. Full Article at MyDD
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NORFOLK, VA - OCTOBER 27: U.S. President Barack Obama (L) campaigns for Virginia Democratic candidate for Governor, Creigh Deeds (R), at Old Dominon University on October 27, 2009 in Norfolk, Virginia. View Photo »
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I don’t think the public option is necessary in any plan and I think Virginia--certainly, I would certainly consider, opting out if that were available to Virginia.
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CNN posted an article: "Republicans win in New Jersey and Virginia." David Axelrod Please. This was an isolated election based on local issues. John Boehner Please. This was an isolated election based on local issues. Full Article at Slate
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The McDonnell And Deeds Strategies Could Cleanse The House Democratic Caucus Of Its Worst Elelments
Down With Tyranny!
Yesterday Politico reported that Republicans believe they've found a way to win elections next year-- the McDonnell strategy. Full Article at Down With Tyranny!
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White House vs. Fox News is so last month. The final health care throw-down in the Senate hasn't quite arrived. Full Article at Huffington Post
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NORFOLK, VA - OCTOBER 27: U.S. President Barack Obama (C) campaigns for Virginia Democratic candidate for Governor, Creigh Deeds (R), with Virginia Gov. View Photo »
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Yes, and the Republican interpretation of ‘09, as applied to health care, was that the victories of Chris Christie and Bob McDonnell would deter the Democrats from moving forward on the bill ... But Democrats drew precisely the opposite lesson from ‘09. In their analysis, if they didn’t hang together an...
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The Virginia Public Access Project today updated their website with the party performance data for statewide candidates for the House of Delegates and Senate districts. A lot of red on that house map to the left (click to enlarge). Full Article at Vivian J. Page
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Tim Kaine Explains Why The Creigh Deeds Strategy Failed And Warns Blue Dogs That Deeds' Fate Awaits Them
Down With Tyranny!
To be kind, Obama's DNC head, Tim Kaine, isn't exactly from the Howard Dean mold and doesn't quite represent the Democratic wing of the Democratic Party. Full Article at Down With Tyranny!
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NORFOLK, VA - OCTOBER 27: U.S. President Barack Obama (L) campaigns for Virginia Democratic candidate for Governor, Creigh Deeds (R), at Old Dominon University on October 27, 2009 in Norfolk, Virginia. Recent polls show Deeds trailing his Republican opponent, Bob McDonnell.
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NORFOLK, VA - OCTOBER 27: U.S. President Barack Obama (C) campaigns for Virginia Democratic candidate for Governor, Creigh Deeds (R), with Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine (L) during a campaign appearance at Old Dominon University on October 27, 2009 in Norfolk, Virginia.
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President Barack Obama, center, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds, right, and Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine, left, wave to the crowd during a rally for Deeds in Norfolk, Va. , Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009.
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RICHMOND, VA - NOVEMBER 03: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds hugs his son Gus as daughters Susannah (L) and Amanda look on following a speech to supporters gathered on election night November 3, 2009 in Richmond, Virginia.
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RICHMOND, VA - NOVEMBER 03: Governor-elect Bob McDonnell (R) of Virginia and his wife Maureen McDonnell greet the crowd at his victory party on November 3, 2009 in Richmond, Virginia. McDonnell beat out Democratic challenger Creigh Deeds in Virginia's gubernatorial race today.
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RICHMOND, VA - NOVEMBER 03: Republican Lieutenant Governor-elect Bill Bolling of Virginia speaks during a victory party for Governor-elect Bob McDonnell of Virginia on November 3, 2009 in Richmond, Virginia.
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RICHMOND, VA - NOVEMBER 03: Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia Ed Gillespie speaks during a victory party for Governor-elect Bob McDonnell of Virginia on November 3, 2009 in Richmond, Virginia.
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RICHMOND, VA - NOVEMBER 03: Republican Attorney General-elect of Virginia Ken Cuccinelli holds up a broom to represent a clean sweep, during a victory party for Governor-elect Bob McDonnell of Virginia on November 3, 2009 in Richmond, Virginia.
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RICHMOND, VA - NOVEMBER 03: Republican Attorney General-elect of Virginia Ken Cuccinelli holds up a broom to represent a clean sweep, during a victory party for Governor-elect Bob McDonnell of Virginia on November 3, 2009 in Richmond, Virginia.
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RICHMOND, VA - NOVEMBER 03: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds waves farewell after addressing supporters gathered on election night November 3, 2009 in Richmond, Virginia.
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Republican Gov-elect Bob McDonnell hugs his daughters, Jeanine, right, and Cailin, center, after his acceptance speech at his victory party in Richmond, Va. , Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009.
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Republican Gov-elect Bob McDonnell, left, and Lt. Gov-elect, Bill Bolling wave to the crowd during their victory party in Richmond, Va. , Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009. McDonnell defeated Democrat R. Creigh Deeds and will be the state's first Republican governor in eight years.
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Republican Gov-elect Bob McDonnel, right,l waves to the crowd as he celebrates his election with National Republican Party chairman Michael Steele during his victory party in Richmond, Va. ,Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009.
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Republican Governor-elect Bob McDonnell waves to the crowd at his victory party in Richmond, Va. , Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009. Unofficial results showed McDonnell, a conservative and former state attorney general, with about 60 percent of the vote over Democrat R. Creigh Deeds.
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Republican Gov-elect Bob McDonnell waves to the crowd at his victory party in Richmond, Va. , Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009. Unofficial results showed McDonnell, a conservative and former state attorney general, with about 60 percent of the vote over Democrat R. Creigh Deeds.
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Republican Gov-elect Bob McDonnell waves to the crowd at his victory party in Richmond, Va. , Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009. Unofficial results showed McDonnell, a conservative and former state attorney general, with about 60 percent of the vote over Democrat R. Creigh Deeds.
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Democrat Greg Marrow looks on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009, after loosing to Republican Steve Landes in Virginia's 25th district in Waynesboro, Va. Democrat Creigh Deeds lost to Republican Bob McDonnell for the governor's seat.
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NORFOLK, VA - OCTOBER 27: U.S. President Barack Obama (C) campaigns for Virginia Democratic candidate for Governor, Creigh Deeds (R), with Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine (L) during a campaign appearance at Old Dominon University on October 27, 2009 in Norfolk, Virginia.
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I don’t think the public option is necessary in any plan and I think Virginia--certainly, I would certainly consider, opting out if that were available to Virginia.
– Creigh Deeds SOURCE: ARRA News Service -
Yes, and the Republican interpretation of ‘09, as applied to health care, was that the victories of Chris Christie and Bob McDonnell would deter the Democrats from moving forward on the bill ... But Democrats drew precisely the opposite lesson from ‘09. In their analysis, if they didn’t hang together an...
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When I’m governor, you won’t just have a friend in Richmond — you’ll have a partner
– Creigh Deeds SOURCE: Daily Kos -
Before the election for Governor, Democratic candidate Creigh Deeds said he would side with conservatives and push for Virginia to 'opt out' of the public insurance plan. Did this make you more excited or less excited to vote in this year's election, or did it have no impact?
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I would try to escape that by saying I'm a Creigh Deeds Democrat ... a lot of what's going on in Washington has made it very tough.
– Creigh Deeds SOURCE: CNN -
It was Jon Corzine’s unpopularity and Creigh Deeds’ weakness as a candidate, rather than a negative reaction to President Obama, that largely explains the Democratic defeats in these elections.
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Obama brought enormous energy to the Democratic Party and I’m confident that we’re going to be able to talk to some of those voters
– Creigh Deeds SOURCE: The Politico -
Democratic Governor John Corzine of New Jersey tied his re-election bid closely to Obama, who made two campaign appearances for him Sunday. In Virginia, Democrat Creigh Deeds broadcast two TV ads in the final weeks of the campaign in which the president touted him.
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Having President Obama's support in my campaign for governor of Virginia is an honor
– Creigh Deeds SOURCE: USA Today -
One week before Barack Obama reinjects himself into the Virginia governor’s race, Creigh Deeds, the Democratic candidate, said that he would ‘certainly’ consider taking his state out of a government insurance option if given the chance.
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We registered…almost 600,000 new voters last year. We had 74% turnout, turnout for Barack Obama. I think it is a win-win
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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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You know, Bob continues to talk about cap and trade, and he's spending millions of dollars to lie to the voters of Virginia about it ... He wants this campaign to be decided on issues he'll lie about. I can't control him.
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So now we're ... a week from Creigh Deeds' election, and a lot of people are saying, oh, you know, the polls don't look the way we want them to, and I'm not sure it's going to happen, and folks are just kind of staying home ... Listen, let me tell you something. I don't believe in 'can't.' ... Go out an...
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He’s spending literally millions of dollars lying to the voters of Virginia about it
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After a decade in which the Mark Warner-led Virginia Democrats elected back-to-back governors by playing down the culture wars and focusing on quality-of-life concerns, the man who seeks to succeed them appears headed in the opposite direction ... Creigh Deeds's campaign has talked up abortion issues an...
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whether we continue the pragmatic, problem-solving, reach-across-the-aisle form of government that Mark Warner and Tim Kaine have exercised, or whether we stop in the middle of the road, abruptly turn around and go in a dramatically different direction. Because that's what's at stake.
– Creigh Deeds SOURCE: Real Clear Politics -
Virginia Democratic candidate R. Creigh Deeds said Friday that he was confused and frustrated by statements from senior aides to President Obama that Deeds had rejected their advice in running his campaign for governor as some state party activists denounced what they saw as a betrayal by advisers to a ...
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Who in this room thinks after what happened at Virginia Tech (that) we’re going to cut mental health services
– Creigh Deeds SOURCE: Bluefield Daily Telegraph -
A well-known Democratic strategist in Virginia is blasting the White House for placing anonymous quotes in the Washington Post in a pre-emptive effort to blame Creigh Deeds for what might be a loss in the state’s upcoming gubernatorial election.
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Who in this room, after Virginia Tech, thinks it’s a good idea to cut mental health services? ... That’s what [McDonnell’s] plan would do.
– Creigh Deeds SOURCE: The Politico -
Senior administration officials have expressed frustration with how Democrat R. Creigh Deeds has handled his campaign for governor, refusing early offers of strategic advice and failing to reach out to several key constituencies that helped Obama win Virginia in 2008, they say.
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I’d like to think that in this country we are beyond some things ... But clearly there is a hint of racism in the opposition to President Obama. That’s crystal clear.
– Creigh Deeds SOURCE: The Politico -
Two weeks out from Virginia’s election, the prospects for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds look so bad that the White House has bugged out early from Deeds’ side. The Washington Post reports that the Obama administration has become worried about how a Republican will make them look, and h...
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I like Barack Obama personally. He’s a smart guy, he’s an innovative guy.
– Creigh Deeds SOURCE: The Politico
