Almost two years ago, I became aware of the plight of Arthur Whitfield. Today Governor Tim Kaine finally issued him a pardon, nearly four years after it was requested and almost five years since he was released from prison after serving 22 years for a crime he did not commit. I'll say again what I … Continue reading Whitfield finally pardoned
Day: April 6, 2009
Fliergate update: Iwans indicted
Dave Iwans, who served as the campaign manager for Beach mayor Will Sessoms, was indicted Monday for failing to disclose his payment for the fliers showing Sessoms with Obama. Sessoms, a Republican, endorsed Senator John McCain for president. If convicted of the misdemeanor charge, Iwans faces a fine of up to $2,500 and up to … Continue reading Fliergate update: Iwans indicted
Robin Abbott, candidate in the 93rd
A Democratic challenger has emerged to take on Republican Phil Hamilton in the 93rd House of Delegates district. Robin Abbott, a consumer protection attorney, will be filing Wednesday for the seat. I had a chance to chat with her Sunday evening. Abbott, a graduate of William and Mary School of Law, is making her first … Continue reading Robin Abbott, candidate in the 93rd
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