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Posted: 5/23/2016 7:15:26 PM EDT
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Good. He's a total piece of shit well deserving of Federal charges. I hope they cage that cat up. It would be one less liberal asshole polluting this nation's political scene.
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Posted: 5/23/2016 7:17:06 PM EDT
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Terry Mac got into office in much the same way that Hillary hopes to. The republican establishment pulled support for his opponent and there was no shortage of dunderheaded criticism of said opponent, including right here in GD, often on grounds that were utter and complete bullshit. The establishment types preferred having Terry Mac in office to a guy who threatened their cushy positions of power and influence and some of them even actively campaigned for Terry over their own nominee. Because, according to them, electing the R nominee would be the end of the republican party in Virginia! Death! Destruction! Mass hysteria!! And so they got this assclown elected by the narrowest of margins and he's proceeded to have the state police lie to legislators to frustrate gun rights in Virginia (not that the state police higher ups needed much convincing) and done all kinds of shit like torpedoing CCW reciprocity. That has been corrected with veto-proof legislation, thankfully. And that's just the most obvious stuff this shithead has done. In other words, we in Virginia have been living with the consequences of a #NeverX campaign on the Republican side of things and it has not been pretty. In fact, it's been really unpleasant. We have been saved by the fact that the governor's office in Virginia is extremely weak and the legislature has been amenable to putting this fucker in his place. We have no such luxury at the national level. Excellent post and a free lesson to the nation for the upcoming election. Don't let your feelz get in the way of the endstate. We cannot afford to let Hillary get elected. |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 7:20:00 PM EDT
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We didn't. The socialist state of NOVA did and only by outspending Cooch and barely beating him by 2% or so. Wonder if they will go after him as hard as they went after McDonald. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I can't believe VA elected that moron. We didn't. The socialist state of NOVA did and only by outspending Cooch and barely beating him by 2% or so. Wonder if they will go after him as hard as they went after McDonald. This |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 7:22:05 PM EDT
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What is interesting is his connection to the Clintons and the Clinton Foundation, especially given the ongoing FBI investigation into Hillary's server (and, presumably, the Foundation). From last July: Clinton Foundation donors gave $13 million to Terry McAuliffe By Laura Vozzella and Denise Lu Washington Post July 29, 2015 There are 120 donors who have contributed to both Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe and the Clinton Foundation, giving a total of $13.4 million to the governor’s campaigns, inauguration, state party and political action committee. That increases to nearly $18 million if donors to Hillary Rodham Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign are included. The overlap of contributions shows how tightly McAuliffe’s universe is intertwined with the Clintons’. Their long, symbiotic relationship is shaping McAuliffe’s governorship and Hillary Clinton’s prospects for taking Virginia. Quote HistoryQuoted:
What is interesting is his connection to the Clintons and the Clinton Foundation, especially given the ongoing FBI investigation into Hillary's server (and, presumably, the Foundation). From last July: Clinton Foundation donors gave $13 million to Terry McAuliffe By Laura Vozzella and Denise Lu Washington Post July 29, 2015 There are 120 donors who have contributed to both Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe and the Clinton Foundation, giving a total of $13.4 million to the governor’s campaigns, inauguration, state party and political action committee. That increases to nearly $18 million if donors to Hillary Rodham Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign are included. The overlap of contributions shows how tightly McAuliffe’s universe is intertwined with the Clintons’. Their long, symbiotic relationship is shaping McAuliffe’s governorship and Hillary Clinton’s prospects for taking Virginia. First thing I looked at as well: Terry McAuliffe chaired Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign during the 2008 race, and he spent his time doing Terry McAuliffe things: raising untold millions of dollars, jousting loudly on TV with Republicans and, by all appearances, never sleeping.
With Clinton coming to Northern Virginia Friday to headline an event for the state party, McAuliffe is helping her again for 2016, but in a strikingly different role: as the governor of a vital swing state—and a relatively popular one at that—who is more than happy to dispense advice to Clinton and any other Democrats who care to ask. "In 2007 and '8, I spent 500 days on the road. "¦ I can't do anything like that," McAuliffe said. What he can do, though, is lay the groundwork for next year—he hopes—by winning the Virginia state Senate back this year. Then he can take that political organization, which already overlaps significantly with Clinton's, and put it at her disposal. Why Hillary Still Needs Terry McAuliffe Maybe they will grant him immunity.... |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 7:23:35 PM EDT
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Excellent post and a free lesson to the nation for the upcoming election. Don't let your feelz get in the way of the endstate. We cannot afford to let Hillary get elected. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Terry Mac got into office in much the same way that Hillary hopes to. The republican establishment pulled support for his opponent and there was no shortage of dunderheaded criticism of said opponent, including right here in GD, often on grounds that were utter and complete bullshit. The establishment types preferred having Terry Mac in office to a guy who threatened their cushy positions of power and influence and some of them even actively campaigned for Terry over their own nominee. Because, according to them, electing the R nominee would be the end of the republican party in Virginia! Death! Destruction! Mass hysteria!! And so they got this assclown elected by the narrowest of margins and he's proceeded to have the state police lie to legislators to frustrate gun rights in Virginia (not that the state police higher ups needed much convincing) and done all kinds of shit like torpedoing CCW reciprocity. That has been corrected with veto-proof legislation, thankfully. And that's just the most obvious stuff this shithead has done. In other words, we in Virginia have been living with the consequences of a #NeverX campaign on the Republican side of things and it has not been pretty. In fact, it's been really unpleasant. We have been saved by the fact that the governor's office in Virginia is extremely weak and the legislature has been amenable to putting this fucker in his place. We have no such luxury at the national level. Excellent post and a free lesson to the nation for the upcoming election. Don't let your feelz get in the way of the endstate. We cannot afford to let Hillary get elected. Yep, Virginians have 1st hand experience at what happens when you are served-up a big helping of the GOPe pulling it's money/support from a GOP candidate and slime-ball third party Dem supported "Libertarians" in one fucking sitting. 
But yet there are still some here that are wanting to "Feel the Johnson". 
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Posted: 5/23/2016 7:41:47 PM EDT
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I blame Bill Bolling more. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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We didn't. The socialist state of NOVA did and only by outspending Cooch and barely beating him by 2% or so. Wonder if they will go after him as hard as they went after McDonald. Sarvis and his dem funded third party side show certainly didn't help I blame Bill Bolling more. The federal government shut down also couldn't have come at a worse time. Cruz may have gotten the national spotlight and an unofficial start to his presidential run but we really didn't need something like that to motivate NOVA turnout. Anyway there were several elements but it was so close that I think that if we had just one less then we would have Cooch as governor right now. |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 7:42:45 PM EDT
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I hope he gets perp walked into Prison in a pink tutu
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Posted: 5/23/2016 8:04:29 PM EDT
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That is what happens when the GOPe won't support the primary winner and you have a Dem shill Libertarian in the mix.
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I can't believe VA elected that moron. That is what happens when the GOPe won't support the primary winner and you have a Dem shill Libertarian in the mix.
Won't be any better for the presidential race either. GOPe won't support a liberal like Trump either. |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 9:50:20 PM EDT
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The Rep ticket was split with 2 candidates; therefore DEM won. We keep telling 3rd party Republicans to STOP doing this. BTW: He's known as Terry McAwefull around here. 
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I can't believe VA elected that moron. The Rep ticket was split with 2 candidates; therefore DEM won. We keep telling 3rd party Republicans to STOP doing this. BTW: He's known as Terry McAwefull around here.
Don't forget that the Demorats funded the "Libertarian" candidate to draw off support from the Reps. |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:03:32 PM EDT
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I hope we can continue the streak of former governors going to jail. Democrats in Virginia were so horrified by McDonnell's corruption they nominated a sleazy Clinton bagman with has made a hobby out of peddling influence to any Chinese businessman with a checkbook. We could be the new Illinois! |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:05:03 PM EDT
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I hope they nail him. Just another Clinton stooge.
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:05:47 PM EDT
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De ja vu?
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:12:06 PM EDT
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Oooh, I hope this is good!
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:18:30 PM EDT
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Terry Mac got into office in much the same way that Hillary hopes to. The republican establishment pulled support for his opponent and there was no shortage of dunderheaded criticism of said opponent, including right here in GD, often on grounds that were utter and complete bullshit. The establishment types preferred having Terry Mac in office to a guy who threatened their cushy positions of power and influence and some of them even actively campaigned for Terry over their own nominee. Because, according to them, electing the R nominee would be the end of the republican party in Virginia! Death! Destruction! Mass hysteria!! And so they got this assclown elected by the narrowest of margins and he's proceeded to have the state police lie to legislators to frustrate gun rights in Virginia (not that the state police higher ups needed much convincing) and done all kinds of shit like torpedoing CCW reciprocity. That has been corrected with veto-proof legislation, thankfully. And that's just the most obvious stuff this shithead has done. In other words, we in Virginia have been living with the consequences of a #NeverX campaign on the Republican side of things and it has not been pretty. In fact, it's been really unpleasant. We have been saved by the fact that the governor's office in Virginia is extremely weak and the legislature has been amenable to putting this fucker in his place. We have no such luxury at the national level. ^Yup. |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:23:34 PM EDT
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Won't be any better for the presidential race either. GOPe won't support a liberal like Trump either. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I can't believe VA elected that moron. That is what happens when the GOPe won't support the primary winner and you have a Dem shill Libertarian in the mix.
Won't be any better for the presidential race either. GOPe won't support a liberal like Trump either. don't be so sure. It seems like a lot of Virginians like carpet baggers. damn shame. |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:27:25 PM EDT
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The company you keep...
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:30:26 PM EDT
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Only $25,000
According to CNN, among the many liberal Democrats Trump supported throughout his career was Terry McAuliffe in his first bid for the Virginia’s governor’s mansion in 2009. We are not talking ancient history here. The frontrunner for the GOP nomination gave $25,000 to one of the sleaziest Democrats of our generation just seven years ago, a man who served as the Chairman of the DNC. As late as September 2014, Trump was still rubbing shoulders with the man: - See more at: https://www.conservativereview.com/commentary/2016/04/trump-donates-25k-to-terry-let-the-criminals-vote-mcauliffe#sthash.eQjYnUAB.dpuf |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:45:41 PM EDT
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He needs to do time for felony gun control and legislative terrorism.
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:46:13 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Ironic isn't it! Maybe he and Hill can share a gender neutral cell. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Well, at least he will be able to vote after his conviction. Ironic isn't it! Maybe he and Hill can share a gender neutral cell. |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:49:54 PM EDT
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I can't believe VA elected that moron. I can !!! 
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Posted: 5/23/2016 10:51:47 PM EDT
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We didn't. The socialist state of NOVA did and only by outspending Cooch and barely beating him by 2% or so. Wonder if they will go after him as hard as they went after McDonald. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I can't believe VA elected that moron. We didn't. The socialist state of NOVA did and only by outspending Cooch and barely beating him by 2% or so. Wonder if they will go after him as hard as they went after McDonald. 92 votes if I remember correctly, fuck the commie bastard. 
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Posted: 5/24/2016 8:56:24 AM EDT
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92 votes if I remember correctly, fuck the commie bastard. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I can't believe VA elected that moron. We didn't. The socialist state of NOVA did and only by outspending Cooch and barely beating him by 2% or so. Wonder if they will go after him as hard as they went after McDonald. 92 votes if I remember correctly, fuck the commie bastard. Bumping this shit show for the day cruz |
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Posted: 5/24/2016 8:58:14 AM EDT
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Posted: 5/24/2016 9:10:38 AM EDT
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Hey guyz like we still got der legals blowjerbs so like, we got that going for us.
Nothing will happen to the Clintonista piece of shit. Only dirty republicans get in trouble. He will still be shilling and sucking Hillarys dick come election day. |
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Posted: 5/24/2016 9:25:00 AM EDT
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We'll see............................
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Posted: 5/24/2016 9:28:09 AM EDT
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Good, he can share a cell with McDonnell.
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Posted: 5/24/2016 10:16:44 AM EDT
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Terry Mac got into office in much the same way that Hillary hopes to. The republican establishment pulled support for his opponent and there was no shortage of dunderheaded criticism of said opponent, including right here in GD, often on grounds that were utter and complete bullshit. The establishment types preferred having Terry Mac in office to a guy who threatened their cushy positions of power and influence and some of them even actively campaigned for Terry over their own nominee. Because, according to them, electing the R nominee would be the end of the republican party in Virginia! Death! Destruction! Mass hysteria!! And so they got this assclown elected by the narrowest of margins and he's proceeded to have the state police lie to legislators to frustrate gun rights in Virginia (not that the state police higher ups needed much convincing) and done all kinds of shit like torpedoing CCW reciprocity. That has been corrected with veto-proof legislation, thankfully. And that's just the most obvious stuff this shithead has done. In other words, we in Virginia have been living with the consequences of a #NeverX campaign on the Republican side of things and it has not been pretty. In fact, it's been really unpleasant. We have been saved by the fact that the governor's office in Virginia is extremely weak and the legislature has been amenable to putting this fucker in his place. We have no such luxury at the national level. Quote for truths. |
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Posted: 5/24/2016 10:25:23 AM EDT
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probably just another FBI security review...
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Posted: 5/24/2016 7:13:55 PM EDT
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I can't believe VA elected that moron. We didn't. The socialist state of NOVA did and only by outspending Cooch and barely beating him by 2% or so. Wonder if they will go after him as hard as they went after McDonald. This In the State of Virginia, as in all states I would imagine, we have a State Board of Elections website where one can watch returns in almost real time. I've used it for years. In doing so one can glean a tremendous amount of data. Like everyone has already said, one of our biggest dem voting areas is the whole of northern Virginia all around DC. They vote dem for all elections that I've seen, with around 75 percent or more in favor, on average. This also extends to the whole state in regards to the large population centers. They too vote the same way as NOVA with around the same percentages. Almost all other counties the voting is generally reversed of these large population counties. In Fairfax county alone there are, roughly, 650,000 registered voters (no they don't all vote obviously) that always vote for the liberals. Interesting that Fairfax is a "wealthy" county. The issue for us in rural counties is the fact that Fairfax eats the votes, from shear numbers, of several smaller counties. Makes it tough to get any headway in an election when one county eats 5 with room to spare. Know this, outside of high population density areas, conservatives are king. Which is why having a Democrat governor, while a bitter pill, isn't apocalyptic horrible because we have conservative representation in the state house. Our US Senators, on the other hand....rubber stamp for the obamanation. Well.... Warner for sure. Not 100 percent where Webb is... |
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Posted: 5/24/2016 9:29:52 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryIt was necessary for a bidness deal, as you must know. Donations, too. All bidness. Diddlin' Donald is really a republican this time. |
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Posted: 5/24/2016 9:40:01 PM EDT
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It was necessary for a bidness deal, as you must know. Donations, too. All bidness. Diddlin' Donald is really a republican this time. Quote HistoryQuoted:
It was necessary for a bidness deal, as you must know. Donations, too. All bidness. Diddlin' Donald is really a republican this time. Certainly now that he has firmly attached himself to the GOPe teat |
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Posted: 5/24/2016 9:45:52 PM EDT
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Posted: 5/24/2016 9:46:36 PM EDT
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Only $25,000 According to CNN, among the many liberal Democrats Trump supported throughout his career was Terry McAuliffe in his first bid for the Virginia’s governor’s mansion in 2009. We are not talking ancient history here. The frontrunner for the GOP nomination gave $25,000 to one of the sleaziest Democrats of our generation just seven years ago, a man who served as the Chairman of the DNC. As late as September 2014, Trump was still rubbing shoulders with the man: - See more at: https://www.conservativereview.com/commentary/2016/04/trump-donates-25k-to-terry-let-the-criminals-vote-mcauliffe#sthash.eQjYnUAB.dpuf my my. |
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Posted: 5/24/2016 9:47:51 PM EDT
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Democrat voters don't care about such things, just so long as they have free access to my wallet.
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Posted: 5/25/2016 9:58:14 AM EDT
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In the State of Virginia, as in all states I would imagine, we have a State Board of Elections website where one can watch returns in almost real time. I've used it for years. In doing so one can glean a tremendous amount of data. Like everyone has already said, one of our biggest dem voting areas is the whole of northern Virginia all around DC. They vote dem for all elections that I've seen, with around 75 percent or more in favor, on average. This also extends to the whole state in regards to the large population centers. They too vote the same way as NOVA with around the same percentages. Almost all other counties the voting is generally reversed of these large population counties. In Fairfax county alone there are, roughly, 650,000 registered voters (no they don't all vote obviously) that always vote for the liberals. Interesting that Fairfax is a "wealthy" county. The issue for us in rural counties is the fact that Fairfax eats the votes, from shear numbers, of several smaller counties. Makes it tough to get any headway in an election when one county eats 5 with room to spare. Know this, outside of high population density areas, conservatives are king. Which is why having a Democrat governor, while a bitter pill, isn't apocalyptic horrible because we have conservative representation in the state house. Our US Senators, on the other hand....rubber stamp for the obamanation. Well.... Warner for sure. Not 100 percent where Webb is... Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I can't believe VA elected that moron. We didn't. The socialist state of NOVA did and only by outspending Cooch and barely beating him by 2% or so. Wonder if they will go after him as hard as they went after McDonald. This In the State of Virginia, as in all states I would imagine, we have a State Board of Elections website where one can watch returns in almost real time. I've used it for years. In doing so one can glean a tremendous amount of data. Like everyone has already said, one of our biggest dem voting areas is the whole of northern Virginia all around DC. They vote dem for all elections that I've seen, with around 75 percent or more in favor, on average. This also extends to the whole state in regards to the large population centers. They too vote the same way as NOVA with around the same percentages. Almost all other counties the voting is generally reversed of these large population counties. In Fairfax county alone there are, roughly, 650,000 registered voters (no they don't all vote obviously) that always vote for the liberals. Interesting that Fairfax is a "wealthy" county. The issue for us in rural counties is the fact that Fairfax eats the votes, from shear numbers, of several smaller counties. Makes it tough to get any headway in an election when one county eats 5 with room to spare. Know this, outside of high population density areas, conservatives are king. Which is why having a Democrat governor, while a bitter pill, isn't apocalyptic horrible because we have conservative representation in the state house. Our US Senators, on the other hand....rubber stamp for the obamanation. Well.... Warner for sure. Not 100 percent where Webb is... Webb is sitting at home hoping Hitlery will tap him for Veep. Little Timmah Kaine is our other Senator, and he is a piece of shit. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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