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Virginia Elections 2013: Did Democrats Just Shoot Themselves in the Foot?
Virginia Democrats have their ticket for the 2013 general election , but they could run the risk of losing the state senate should Sens. Ralph Northam and Mark Herring become lieutenant governor and attorney general.
Campaign 2012THE Debut of Citizen Cain
Surrounded by a throng of reporters and bathed in the bright lights of tv cameras from all over the world, Andrew Breitbart was in his element.
Ken Cuccinelli, the Republican nominee for governor, has offered to debate his Democratic opponent in nearly every corner of the commonwealth.
Video: Former GOP Chair Obenshain: Planned Parenthood "Barbarians;" Colleges "Indoctrination Camps"
Young America Foundation VP Kate Obenshain - formerly an "appointee of Governors George Allen and Jim Gilmore on the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia,"also "chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia from 2002 to 2006" and "Senator George Allen's Chief of Staff for the remainder of his term in the U.S. Senate following the Senator's ... (more)
Virginia ballot includes no women
Mary Sue Terry, seen here on June 6 at her home in Critz, Va., held the office of attorney general of Virginia from 1986 to 1993.
Campaign 2012THE Debut of Citizen Cain
Surrounded by a throng of reporters and bathed in the bright lights of tv cameras from all over the world, Andrew Breitbart was in his element.
Susan Allen introducing kids to 'Dutch' Reagan
With the Reagan presidency slowly being squeezed out of grade school history classes by more topical subjects, fans of the Gipper are pushing the country to remember the 40th president for his rich life story and historical impact.
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Former AG attacks Cuccinelli over natural gas lawsuit
Former Virginia Attorney General Mary Sue Terry has criticized current AG Kenneth T. Cuccinelli's office over emails a staffer sent to attorneys representing two gas companies in a series of lawsuits over natural gas royalties in Southwest Virginia.
Sen. Tim Kaine lobbies for immigration reform in Spanish floor speech
U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., might be just a freshman lawmaker, but on Tuesday he demonstrated he can speak Spanish at a senior level.
Campaign 2012THE Debut of Citizen Cain
Surrounded by a throng of reporters and bathed in the bright lights of tv cameras from all over the world, Andrew Breitbart was in his element.
With Close of Democratic Primary, 'Eyes of the Country Are Going to Be on Virginia Voters'
Gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe is running unopposed for the nod in Virginia's 2013 Democratic Primary Election on Tuesday.
Pet monkey at center of Goshen neighbor dispute
But after a woman was gruesomely mauled by a chimp in Connecticut last month, they couldn't stay silent any longer.
Media Didn't Worry About Dems Overplaying 'GOP War on...
You can't swing a dead cat these days without hitting some liberal media member cautioning the Republicans to not "overplay their hand" concerning the various scandals now plaguing the White House.
Calls For Resignation Over Racist Emails About FLOTUS
The state NAACP has called for the resignation of two Isle of Wight County officials who are under fire for circulating racially charged emails about first lady Michelle Obama to other county officials.
Republicans Endorse McAuliffe for Governor
Democrat Terry McAuliffe's campaign is touting what it considers a coup in Monday's endorsements by two Republicans.
Va. gubernatorial candidates spar on transparency
Terry McAuliffe and Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II used a forum in Richmond on Thursday hosted by an open-government watchdog group to ding one another on, perhaps fittingly, on a purported lack of transparency thus far in the Virginia governor's race.
McDonnell's decision to restore felons' civil rights a switch for GOP
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell says he will automatically restore civil rights to nonviolent felons in Virginia on a conditional, case-by-case basis, signifying an evolution of sorts on criminal justice policy among some factions of the Republican Party .
E.W. Jackson All Wrong for Virginia GOP
Any conservative, who thinks E.W. Jackson winning Virginia's 2013 Republican Lieutenant Governor nomination is a good thing, needs to have his or her head examined.
When Virginia Republicans opted for a closed convention over an election to choose their 2013 nominees for statewide office, they were essentially gambling on the outcome.
Cuccinelli campaign is trying to portray McAuliffe as Virginia outsider
Ken Cuccinelli II's campaign likes to portray Terry McAuliffe as a Syracuse native whose outsize political ambition drove him to eye gubernatorial races in Florida and New York before he decided to run in Virginia.