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Getting Gorrilla on Virginia

Submitted by craig.kirchoff on Mon, 06/16/2008 - 17:09
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After reading Mark Warner's promise that he'll stay in the Virginia Senate race rather than take a VP nomination, I realized it was about time to generate and distribute some web content on this race. 

The country can simply not afford Warner's tax hikes right now.  His fiscal record is shocking and it's important that this issue be raised.

So I touched up and posted a video I had been working on.  I hope others will help get the word out:

 

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Amen to that

Submitted by OFSneocon on Mon, 06/16/2008 - 18:55.

Having been in Virginia during both Warner's and some of Kaine's term, I can reiterate that these crazy lefties must be stopped.

On a side note.  As a recent graduate of Virginia Tech, I can tell you that both those governors kept there hands in there pockets while higher institutions of learning in Virginia floundered.  This led to Virginia Tech partially privatizing itself.  Shows how much these centrist governors care for higher learning.

Incoherence strikes back

Submitted by Repack Rider on Mon, 06/16/2008 - 20:53.

"...both those governors kept there hands in there pockets while higher institutions of learning in Virginia floundered. "

I'll say the institutions of learning have floundered.  Apparently they no longer teach English.

Pretentious and Uptight

Submitted by OFSneocon on Mon, 06/16/2008 - 23:00.

I had been hoping that this site would get an English and grammar moderator for quite some time.  I'm thrilled that they found someone with the proper personality traits for such an important task.

I've seen this argument before...

Submitted by Brian Devine on Tue, 06/17/2008 - 14:18.

and it was used against George Bush after his famous "read my lips - no new taxes" pledge and then raised taxes once in office for what he considered the good of the economy and country. 

Now, I'm not going to argue about the individual tax increasess - but in a presentation without contextualization such as this it is impossible to differentiate this attack on Warner and Bill Clinton's attacks on the former President.