One year ago today, the lives of many were changed by the actions of a lone deranged man. Today we remember those who died and reflect on the tragedy. At time the, Governor Tim Kaine said: It is difficult to comprehend senseless violence on this scale. Our prayers are with the families and friends of … Continue reading One year ago
Category: Virginia
OTR 04/13: Child abuse
This Sunday's On the Record will feature a discussion about child abuse. April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Joining host Joel Rubin will be Betty (Pruden) Kelley, who was physically and sexually abused growing up outside Rochester and wrote a book called Home Free, detailing her experience, Betty Wade Coyle, who runs Prevent Child Abuse … Continue reading OTR 04/13: Child abuse
Update on the VA superdelegates
Tonight, I happen to run into one of the signers of the letter that has caused much conversation around the blogosphere and in the media. That person said to me that it was understood that the letter was going to uncommitted SDs and not those who had already declared support for Hillary. The person said … Continue reading Update on the VA superdelegates
VA Superdelegates: Hang tough!
Last Friday, I was forwarded the email and accompanying letter that was sent out to some super delegates in Virginia, urging them to support Barack Obama. I decided to ignore it. But now that it's out there, let me add my two cents. First of all, it seems that these so-called "leaders" want to circumvent … Continue reading VA Superdelegates: Hang tough!
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory
According to today's Gallup poll, 28% of Clinton backers would vote for John McCain if Obama is the nominee and 19% of Obama backers would vote for McCain if Clinton is the nominee. Start practicing now: President John McCain.
Moran’s humble roots
House Democratic Caucus Chairman Brian Moran was the topic of an article in Monday's News Virginian. In it, the as-yet-undeclared gubernatorial candidate discussed his humble roots. “My parents were of very modest means,” said Moran, 48, who represents the city of Alexandria and part of Fairfax County. “My dad had any number of jobs and … Continue reading Moran’s humble roots
Bolling running in place
Bill Bolling announced today that he will be seeking a second term as Lieutenant Governor rather than pursuing the governor's mansion in 2009. In a conference call this afternoon with bloggers from throughout the Commonwealth, Bolling emphasized that he came to this decision due to his commitments to his family and his colleagues. He said … Continue reading Bolling running in place
Del. Ward’s son ill
I have just been informed that Hampton Delegate Jeion Ward's son James is quite ill. The information I received said that he is in critical condition. Please keep the family in your prayers as they go through this very difficult time.
Kaine in Norfolk today
Governor Tim Kaine will be at Virginia Wesleyan College this evening for one of his stops on his Town Hall tour. The meeting, which is open to the public, will take place from 6:00pm to 7:30pm at the Dining Center (1584 Wesleyan Dr.). This is your opportunity to ask questions of the Governor about the … Continue reading Kaine in Norfolk today
OTR 03/16
This Sunday's On the Record will feature former governor and future Senator Mark Warner. Host Joel Rubin and Warner will talk about the race for the Democratic nomination for president, the war in Iraq, energy independence and transportation in Virginia. Oh yeah - and they'll chat about the Republicans vying for the right to be … Continue reading OTR 03/16
