Riley – Yep, that’s the reason. I mentioned it because I didn’t want anyone to think that I was censoring comments

Well run campaigns will delay making the announcement until their website is ready to go live. This helps prevent opposition forces from posting misleading sites that confuse voters or plant seeds in the media with false sites like, voteday.org

Already, the lack of a live website for Day’s campaign has allowed his opposition to promote all of the negatives about him from his last run, with only a deafening silence from Day.

Those who were hoping to see some new ideas from Day, will now doubt his credibility because the seeds of doubt about him not actually having the jobs he cited for his previous campaign are in question. Just how does this fellow make a living if he is neither the “counselor” or “businessman” that he has claimed to be? Did he really say that he wanted to abolish the Border Patrol in the last campaign, or was that the typical parsing of sound-bites by the GOP attack squads? Without a live site on the first day of his “announcement” the opposition has gotten the first blows in, before Day even has a web presence.

Why do the Democrats keep running candidates like this? Virginians don’t like these “men of mystery” like Day, with no visible means of support. Surely there must be plenty of returning Veterans who have good job records, are married to a woman, and have a traditional family, who would be happy to pick-up the banner for the Democrats and make a run.

Last year, it came out during a debate between him and Scott Lingamfelter that Day, “who touts himself as a businessman of 40 years and a licensed counselor in Warrenton is… well… neither. His business license with the town of Warrenton and his license to practice as a counselor through the Commonwealth of VA are both expired. Also, the State Corporation Commission has no record of his two business partnerships that he cites on his Statement of Economic Interest filed with the Clerk of the House of Delegates.”

http://www.bvbl.net/index.php/2007/10/05/william-day-this-dog-not-permitted-to-hunt/

Also, here is another website for him — http://www.voteday.org/

It would have been nice to have a link to his Congressional campaign website

Um, he was just chosen! Why would he have a Congressional campaign website?

YOU GO GIRL and the rest of the 1st CD Committee!

His “Twenty Point Plan” sounds like the Republican talking points, including his championing of pooled health care insurance.

I would prefer candidates who come right out and say that it is time to create a National Health Service that would be the best in the world. We could probably get all of the funds needed for such a program from the petty cash drawer at the Pentagon.

I want to see the health care parasites like Kaiser and Blue Cross permanently out of business and to see Americans free of having to worry that an illness will bankrupt them or their families.

Perhaps Bill Day can champion this cause in his run for the First District. It is ridiculous that our nation can spend TRILLIONS on an undeclared war, yet not find money to provide high quality health care for our citizens.