Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Tea Partiers Show up to protest the ALGOREICAL
From the Sentinel ...Al Gore's global-warming speech Saturday night at Mizner Park drew about a thousand attendees, as well as more than 200 loud protesters.
The protesters carried drums, bullhorns and posters. One read "Practice what you preach," accusing Gore of not living a green lifestyle. Another poster read "The masses follow the asses," depicting the protesters' opinion that Gore's message is not backed by scientific evidence.
Liberal Fascists Attack Tea Party Protesters
ANSWER is a group who promotes anti semitism, communism, anti Americanism. They were one of the groups responsible for organizing many of the anti war protests during Bush's presidency. Obviously they are back in force to stand up for their man Barack Hussein Obama MMM MMM MM. They showed up at a anti amnesty protest in Florida and demonstrated Liberal Tolerance by beating up people who disagree with them.
Supporters of President Obama’s Amnesty plans attacked Tea Party Against Amnesty & Illegal Immigration demonstrators in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida on Sat. November 14, 2009. One of the men attacked is 62 years old. Dave Caulkett of FLIMEN (Floridians for Immigration Enforcement) is assaulted and then kicked in the face while he is down. The other camera man from the Tea Party is hit with several signs.
Supporters of President Obama’s Amnesty plans attacked Tea Party Against Amnesty & Illegal Immigration demonstrators in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida on Sat. November 14, 2009. One of the men attacked is 62 years old. Dave Caulkett of FLIMEN (Floridians for Immigration Enforcement) is assaulted and then kicked in the face while he is down. The other camera man from the Tea Party is hit with several signs.
Monday, November 16, 2009
ATF and AWF want Andrew Stern, the head of SEIU Investigated!
They delivered a letter to Congress and the Attorney General asking for a investigation. It seems Andy Stern, head of SEIU has been lobbying elected and appointed officials without being registered as a lobbyist, and it just so happens that that is illegal!
HotAir has the exclusive
By this letter, we urge you to investigate the activities of Mr. Andy Stern, President of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), regarding meetings and other lobbying contacts with administration, White House and Congress during 2009. Specifically, it is important to determine whether those and related activities could constitute unregistered “lobbying” by Mr. Stern in violation of the Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA), 2 U.S.C. 1601, et seq. In fact, Mr. Stern was a registered lobbyist for SEIU until January of 2007 when he terminated his registration. For the reasons discussed below it appears that Mr. Stern continued to lobby extensively after he terminated his registered status, and in 2009 devoted so much time on lobbying and related activities that he should have re-registered as a lobbyist under LDA. …
Of course, the available public information does not reveal all of the days that Mr. Stern was meeting with or talking with covered government officials about legislation or programs. Nor does it reveal the additional amount of time Mr. Stern spent planning and preparing for his meetings, as well as the time he spent coordinating with others, except for Mayor Bloomberg. Such non-public communications and activity would significantly expand the amount of time that Mr. Stern spent on lobbying as defined by federal law.
Nevertheless, the limited public record that is available indicates that Mr. Stern appears to have met the LDA definition of being a lobbyist by spending at least 16 days during the second calendar quarter lobbying dozens of officials and being the White House’s most frequent visitor.
Finally, under the LDA, if Mr. Stern has violated federal lobbying disclosure laws at various points during this year, it does not adequately remedy the violation for him to simply register now. The fact that Mr. Stern affirmatively delisted himself as a lobbyist and then went on to conduct further extensive lobbying activity raises an issue of possible willful conduct that should be carefully investigated. We have provided the enclosed documents for your consideration and review.
Most neutral observers would probably rate Mr. Stern as the most visible power-player in Washington this year – personally advancing his legislative agenda on health care, labor law changes and a host of other issues in meetings with a huge number of top officials in the Administration and Congress. Any failure to fully and adequately enforce the nation’s lobbying disclosure laws as they apply to Mr. Stern’s high-profile lobbying presence would make a mockery of the law and invite public skepticism as to its efficacy.
HotAir has the exclusive
By this letter, we urge you to investigate the activities of Mr. Andy Stern, President of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), regarding meetings and other lobbying contacts with administration, White House and Congress during 2009. Specifically, it is important to determine whether those and related activities could constitute unregistered “lobbying” by Mr. Stern in violation of the Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA), 2 U.S.C. 1601, et seq. In fact, Mr. Stern was a registered lobbyist for SEIU until January of 2007 when he terminated his registration. For the reasons discussed below it appears that Mr. Stern continued to lobby extensively after he terminated his registered status, and in 2009 devoted so much time on lobbying and related activities that he should have re-registered as a lobbyist under LDA. …
Of course, the available public information does not reveal all of the days that Mr. Stern was meeting with or talking with covered government officials about legislation or programs. Nor does it reveal the additional amount of time Mr. Stern spent planning and preparing for his meetings, as well as the time he spent coordinating with others, except for Mayor Bloomberg. Such non-public communications and activity would significantly expand the amount of time that Mr. Stern spent on lobbying as defined by federal law.
Nevertheless, the limited public record that is available indicates that Mr. Stern appears to have met the LDA definition of being a lobbyist by spending at least 16 days during the second calendar quarter lobbying dozens of officials and being the White House’s most frequent visitor.
Finally, under the LDA, if Mr. Stern has violated federal lobbying disclosure laws at various points during this year, it does not adequately remedy the violation for him to simply register now. The fact that Mr. Stern affirmatively delisted himself as a lobbyist and then went on to conduct further extensive lobbying activity raises an issue of possible willful conduct that should be carefully investigated. We have provided the enclosed documents for your consideration and review.
Most neutral observers would probably rate Mr. Stern as the most visible power-player in Washington this year – personally advancing his legislative agenda on health care, labor law changes and a host of other issues in meetings with a huge number of top officials in the Administration and Congress. Any failure to fully and adequately enforce the nation’s lobbying disclosure laws as they apply to Mr. Stern’s high-profile lobbying presence would make a mockery of the law and invite public skepticism as to its efficacy.
Friday, November 13, 2009
HEARTBREAK! "Guess who hates capitalism now?"
The first guy to make $20 million for saying words & making faces in front of a camera.
True. Jim Carrey, currently starring as Scrooge in the not-quite-as-boffo-as-it-should-be new version of A Christmas Carol, opines:
“I was thinking about it this morning, how this story ties into everything we’re going through,” says Carrey, who, thanks to the technology, plays Scrooge as well as the three ghosts haunting him. “Every construct we’ve built in American life is falling apart. Why? Because of personal greed and ambition. Capitalism without regulation can’t protect us against personal greed."
Interesting. As Mr. Treacher notes, Jim Carrey is the beneficiary of one of the most unregulated capitalist endeavors on the planet. Yet he grew up in Ontario. Had he wanted to be "protected against personal greed," he could have remained up north where his own particular industry is one of the most regulated in a highly regulated land. He could have made publicly funded movies subsidized by Cinedole Canada and Telewelfare Quebec and all the other government agencies for a nice four- or (if he's lucky) five-figure sum.
True. Jim Carrey, currently starring as Scrooge in the not-quite-as-boffo-as-it-should-be new version of A Christmas Carol, opines:
“I was thinking about it this morning, how this story ties into everything we’re going through,” says Carrey, who, thanks to the technology, plays Scrooge as well as the three ghosts haunting him. “Every construct we’ve built in American life is falling apart. Why? Because of personal greed and ambition. Capitalism without regulation can’t protect us against personal greed."
Interesting. As Mr. Treacher notes, Jim Carrey is the beneficiary of one of the most unregulated capitalist endeavors on the planet. Yet he grew up in Ontario. Had he wanted to be "protected against personal greed," he could have remained up north where his own particular industry is one of the most regulated in a highly regulated land. He could have made publicly funded movies subsidized by Cinedole Canada and Telewelfare Quebec and all the other government agencies for a nice four- or (if he's lucky) five-figure sum.
Who's Running for Cuccinelli's Senate Seat?
Here are the three republican candidates
www.horinkoforstatesenate.com
www.willnance.com
www.stevehunt.org
Upcoming firehouse primary ..
Date: Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Time: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Location: Centreville High School
Media Center
6001 Union Mill Rd.
Clifton , VA 20124
In a firehouse primary, any registered voter in the 37th State Senate District may vote. To vote, you have to appear at the voting location within the designated time period with valid ID.
The Special Election will occur in late January or February.
www.horinkoforstatesenate.com
www.willnance.com
www.stevehunt.org
Upcoming firehouse primary ..
Date: Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Time: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Location: Centreville High School
Media Center
6001 Union Mill Rd.
Clifton , VA 20124
In a firehouse primary, any registered voter in the 37th State Senate District may vote. To vote, you have to appear at the voting location within the designated time period with valid ID.
The Special Election will occur in late January or February.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Democrats voted NO requiring Congress to Enroll in ObamaCare
Democratic Leadership Would Not Allow Votes on 11 Amendments Requiring Congressmen to Enroll in Gov’t-Run Health Plan
More than 200 amendments were rejected by the House Rules Committee ahead of Saturday’s vote on the Democrats’ health care bill, including 11 that would have required members of Congress and other government officials to be enrolled in the same federal insurance plan proposed for the American people.
Critics of the health care bill said they offered the 11 amendments – including some that would require the president, vice president, and Supreme Court justices to give up their Federal Employees Health Benefit Program (FEHBP) to enroll in the ‘public option’ or Medicaid – to showcase the problems with the massive legislation.
“If Congress forces our constituents into a public option plan over time, then members of Congress should be expected to do the same,” Rep. Howard McKeon (R-Calif.) told CNSNews.com.
The House Rules Committee attempt was the second time McKeon had tried to amend the Democrats’ health plan to include legislators in the public option.
“Democrats voted down a similar amendment, 21-18, in the Ways and Means Committee during the July markup of HR 3200,” McKeon said. “It became apparent then that Democrats are afraid of being put on a government-run health care program, but that fear does not extend to the welfare of their own constituents.”
More than 200 amendments were rejected by the House Rules Committee ahead of Saturday’s vote on the Democrats’ health care bill, including 11 that would have required members of Congress and other government officials to be enrolled in the same federal insurance plan proposed for the American people.
Critics of the health care bill said they offered the 11 amendments – including some that would require the president, vice president, and Supreme Court justices to give up their Federal Employees Health Benefit Program (FEHBP) to enroll in the ‘public option’ or Medicaid – to showcase the problems with the massive legislation.
“If Congress forces our constituents into a public option plan over time, then members of Congress should be expected to do the same,” Rep. Howard McKeon (R-Calif.) told CNSNews.com.
The House Rules Committee attempt was the second time McKeon had tried to amend the Democrats’ health plan to include legislators in the public option.
“Democrats voted down a similar amendment, 21-18, in the Ways and Means Committee during the July markup of HR 3200,” McKeon said. “It became apparent then that Democrats are afraid of being put on a government-run health care program, but that fear does not extend to the welfare of their own constituents.”
God Bless Our Warriors
Soldiers Angels can help you show support to our Soldiers
THIS WEBSITE HAS A BUNCH OF VIDEOS SHOWING DOGS WELCOMING THEIR MASTERS HOME FROM WAR... get out your tissues....
THIS WEBSITE HAS A BUNCH OF VIDEOS SHOWING DOGS WELCOMING THEIR MASTERS HOME FROM WAR... get out your tissues....
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Obama Hurt Deeds in Virginia
Shhh — Don’t Tell Anyone
Concern about his policies overreaching permeated to a gubernatorial campaign and helped widen the size of McDonnell’s win. It allowed the campaign to focus on issues that hadn’t been working in recent years for Republican candidates. Concern about Obama’s policies on spending, taxes, and jobs allowed McDonnell to thoroughly dominate those issues. The checks and balances message is a key one, but the bigger lesson about Obama’s impact on Virginia is that his policies have put fiscal and economic messages back into play for Republicans.
Concern about his policies overreaching permeated to a gubernatorial campaign and helped widen the size of McDonnell’s win. It allowed the campaign to focus on issues that hadn’t been working in recent years for Republican candidates. Concern about Obama’s policies on spending, taxes, and jobs allowed McDonnell to thoroughly dominate those issues. The checks and balances message is a key one, but the bigger lesson about Obama’s impact on Virginia is that his policies have put fiscal and economic messages back into play for Republicans.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
The Dems Passed the Bill Last Night
Democrats passed the first bill which is the first step towards socialism.
The bill is now on it's way to the Senate.
Call Webb and Warner and keep calling them.
Senator James Webb (202) 224-4024
Senator Mark Warner (202) 224-2023
New Protests are in the works... stand by
GERRY CONNOLLY VOTED YEA
KEITH FIMIAN IS RUNNING AGAINST CONNOLLY IN 2010.... DONATE TO HIS CAMPAIGN
Here is the roll call vote
Obama tells us that we need to be tolerant of muslim terrorists and "understand" them, but calls Americans who don't want socialism EXTREMISTS
Here's what he said to the dems so they vote for OBAMACARE
"Does anybody think that the teabag, anti-government people are going to support them if they bring down health care? All it will do is confuse and dispirit” Democratic voters “and it will encourage the extremists.”
The bill is now on it's way to the Senate.
Call Webb and Warner and keep calling them.
Senator James Webb (202) 224-4024
Senator Mark Warner (202) 224-2023
New Protests are in the works... stand by
GERRY CONNOLLY VOTED YEA
KEITH FIMIAN IS RUNNING AGAINST CONNOLLY IN 2010.... DONATE TO HIS CAMPAIGN
Here is the roll call vote
Obama tells us that we need to be tolerant of muslim terrorists and "understand" them, but calls Americans who don't want socialism EXTREMISTS
Here's what he said to the dems so they vote for OBAMACARE
"Does anybody think that the teabag, anti-government people are going to support them if they bring down health care? All it will do is confuse and dispirit” Democratic voters “and it will encourage the extremists.”
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Bush Visits wounded at Fort Hood
Obama goes to Camp David
Our current president is too focused on himself and his GD takeover of our health care to care much about a terrorist attack on our troops.
Our current president is too focused on himself and his GD takeover of our health care to care much about a terrorist attack on our troops.
Second “House Call” Planned For Saturday 11/7
"KILL THE BILL" RALLY!
Who: Republican Members of Congress &
Americans concerned about our health care future
When: Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. EST
Where: East Lawn U.S. Capitol
Who: Republican Members of Congress &
Americans concerned about our health care future
When: Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. EST
Where: East Lawn U.S. Capitol
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Details for Congressional House Call Today!
UPDATE!!
Tea Party Patriot's wants everyone to meet at Constitution Ave NW & 1st St NW Washington, DC 20001 at 10:30AM – 11/05/09
Kenneth Vaughn of Northern Virginia 912 wants his group to meet in front of the East Steps of the Capitol Building at 11:30am.
FreedomWorks HQ is hosting a sign-making party in the morning, from 9am until 11:15am at their headquarters at 601 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, North Building, Suite 700, Washington, DC 20004. Phone: 202.783.3870 You can make a sign and they'll have coffee and doughnuts. They will also be giving out info packets or you can download them at the link.
Virginia Liberty Project will also be attending the “House Call” in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, November 5th at 12:00 pm on the East Front steps (House side) of the U.S. Capitol.
If you can’t make it to Washington DC – Please go to your local congressional office at 12PM At 12:30PM, please sing "God Bless America!" To find your congressman please go to congress.org
Tea Party Patriot's wants everyone to meet at Constitution Ave NW & 1st St NW Washington, DC 20001 at 10:30AM – 11/05/09
Kenneth Vaughn of Northern Virginia 912 wants his group to meet in front of the East Steps of the Capitol Building at 11:30am.
FreedomWorks HQ is hosting a sign-making party in the morning, from 9am until 11:15am at their headquarters at 601 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, North Building, Suite 700, Washington, DC 20004. Phone: 202.783.3870 You can make a sign and they'll have coffee and doughnuts. They will also be giving out info packets or you can download them at the link.
Virginia Liberty Project will also be attending the “House Call” in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, November 5th at 12:00 pm on the East Front steps (House side) of the U.S. Capitol.
If you can’t make it to Washington DC – Please go to your local congressional office at 12PM At 12:30PM, please sing "God Bless America!" To find your congressman please go to congress.org
Nuovo regolatore del Chris Christie New Jersey
BRAVO NEW JERSEY!!
I'm always thrilled and proud when a Italian American is elected to office. Chris Christie ran a clean campaign and beat the corrupt Corzine with a huge win! This is very bad for the democrats going in to the 2010 elections !!!
WE. THE. PEOPLE. BABY!
VIRGINIA ELECTION RESULTS
CAN. YOU. HEAR. US. NOW?
Republicans carried Virginia by 18 points. This is only the second time in history that Republicans took all 3 statewide offices!
Governor Robert McDonnell - GOP (59%) R. Creigh Deeds - Dem (41%)
Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling - GOP (56%) Jody Wagner - Dem (44%)
Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli - GOP (58%) Stephen Shannon - Dem (42%)
The Big Losers of the Night were Obama, Unions, and the Washington Post!
Jim LeMunyon is now the delegate for the 67th district. He beat Chuck Caputo by 6 points!!
CONGRATULATIONS JIM!
Here are the delegate results...
(Bold is republican win)
House of Delegates - District 1 Terry Kilgore - GOP
House of Delegates - District 2 Bud Phillips - Dem (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 3 Will Morefield - GOP (57%)
House of Delegates - District 4 Joseph Johnson - Dem (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 5 Bill Carrico - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 6 Anne Crockett-Stark - GOP (65%)
House of Delegates - District 7 Dave Nutter - GOP (60%) Peggy Frank - Dem (40%)
House of Delegates - District 8 H. Morgan Griffith - GOP (69%) E. Carter Turner - Dem (31%)
House of Delegates - District 9 Charles Poindexter - GOP (79%) Sherman Witcher - IGr (21%)
House of Delegates - District 10 C Edward Creed - GOP (43%) Ward Armstrong - Dem (57%)
House of Delegates - District 11 Troy Bird - GOP (40%) Onzlee Ware - Dem (60%)
House of Delegates - District 12 James Shuler - Dem (73%) Paul Cornett - Ind (27%)
House of Delegates - District 13 Robert Marshall - GOP (61%) John Bell - Dem (39%)
House of Delegates - District 14 Danny Marshall - GOP (64%) F. Seward Anderson - Dem (36%)
House of Delegates - District 15 C. Todd Gilbert - GOP (69%) John Lesinski - Dem (31%)
House of Delegates - District 16 Donald Merricks - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 17 Bill Cleaveland - GOP (62%) Gwen Mason - Dem (38%)
House of Delegates - District 18 Clay Athey - GOP (83%) Todd Jack - CST (17%)
House of Delegates - District 19 Lewis Medlin - Dem (20%) Will Smith - CST (15%) Lacey Putney - Ind (64%)
House of Delegates - District 20 Richard Bell - GOP (71%) Erik Curren - Dem (29%)
House of Delegates - District 21 Ron Villanueva - GOP (50%) Bobby Mathieson - Dem (50%)
House of Delegates - District 22 Kathy Byron - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 23 T. Scott Garrett - GOP (50%) Shannon Valentine - Dem (50%)
House of Delegates - District 24 Ben Cline - GOP (71%) Jeffrey Price - Dem (29%)
House of Delegates - District 25 Steve Landes - GOP (73%) Greg Marrow - Dem (27%)
House of Delegates - District 26 Matt Lohr - GOP (73%) A. Gene Hart - Dem (27%)
House of Delegates - District 27 Sam Nixon - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 28 William Howell - GOP (75%) Craig Ennis - IGr (25%)
House of Delegates - District 29 Beverly Sherwood - GOP (80%) Aaron Tweedie - Ind (20%)
House of Delegates - District 30 Edward Scott - GOP (76%) Matt Carson - Ind (24%)
House of Delegates - District 31 L. Scott Lingamfelter - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 32 Thomas Greason - GOP (58%) David Poisson - Dem (42%)
House of Delegates - District 33 Joe May - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 34 Barbara Comstock - GOP (51%) Margaret Vanderhye - Dem (49%)
House of Delegates - District 35 James Hyland - GOP (49%) Mark Keam - Dem (51%)
House of Delegates - District 36 Hugh Cannon - GOP (40%) Ken Plum - Dem (60%)
House of Delegates - District 37 David Bulova - Dem (68%) Anna Choi - IGr (7%) Christopher DeCarlo - Ind (25%)
House of Delegates - District 38 Danny Smith - GOP (40%) L. Kaye Kory - Dem (60%)
House of Delegates - District 39 Joseph Bury - GOP (40%) Vivian Watts - Dem (56%) James Leslie - IGr (1%) Matt Cholko - Lib (3%)
House of Delegates - District 40 Timothy Hugo - GOP (63%) Susan Conrad - Dem (37%)
House of Delegates - District 41 Kerry Bolognese - GOP (49%) Dave Marsden - Dem (50%) C. Monique Berry - IGr (2%)
House of Delegates - District 42 David Albo - GOP (57%) Greg Werkheiser - Dem (43%)
House of Delegates - District 43 Tim Nank - GOP (44%) Mark Sickles - Dem (56%)
House of Delegates - District 44 James McConville - GOP (45%) Scott Surovell - Dem (53%)
House of Delegates - District 45 Vicki Vasques - GOP (39%) David Englin - Dem (61%)
House of Delegates - District 46 Sasha Gong - GOP (36%) Charniele Herring - Dem (64%)
House of Delegates - District 47 Eric Brescia - GOP (32%) Patrick Hope - Dem (64%)
House of Delegates - District 48 Aaron Ringel - GOP (38%) Robert Brink - Dem (62%)
House of Delegates - District 49 Adam Ebbin - Dem (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 50 Jackson Miller - GOP (62%) Jeanette Rishell - Dem (38%)
House of Delegates - District 51 Richard Anderson - GOP (51%) Paul Nichols - Dem (49%)
House of Delegates - District 52 Rafael Lopez - GOP (48%) Luke Torian - Dem (52%)
House of Delegates - District 53 Christopher Merola - GOP (39%) James Scott - Dem (61%)
House of Delegates - District 54 Robert Orrock - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 55 John Cox - GOP (76%) Robert Barnette - Dem (24%)
House of Delegates - District 56 W.R. Bill Janis - GOP (70%) James Towey - Dem (30%)
House of Delegates - District 57 David Toscano - Dem (78%) Robert Smith - Ind (22%)
House of Delegates - District 58 Robert Bell - GOP (67%) Cynthia Neff - Dem (33%)
House of Delegates - District 59 Watkins Abbitt - Ind (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 60 James Edmunds - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 61 Thomas Wright - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 62 Riley Ingram - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 63 Rosalyn Dance - Dem (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 64 Stan Clark - GOP (47%) William Barlow - Dem (51%)
House of Delegates - District 65 R. Lee Ware - GOP (71%) Gary Reinhardt - Ind (29%)
House of Delegates - District 66 M. Kirkland Cox - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 67 James LeMunyon - GOP (53%) C. Chuck Caputo - Dem (47%)
House of Delegates - District 68 G. Manoli Loupassi - GOP (70%) William Grogan - Ind (30%)
House of Delegates - District 69 Ernesto Sampson - GOP (22%) Betsy Carr - Dem (73%) L. Shirley Harvey - Ind (6%)
House of Delegates - District 70 Delores McQuinn - Dem (78%) Henry Brown - Ind (22%)
House of Delegates - District 71 Jennifer McClellan - Dem (83%) Silver Persinger - Ind (17%)
House of Delegates - District 72 Jimmie Massie - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 73 John O'Bannon - GOP (62%) Tom Shields - Dem (38%)
House of Delegates - District 74 Michael Gage - GOP (24%) Joseph Morrissey - Dem (76%)
House of Delegates - District 75 Roslyn Tyler - Dem (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 76 S. Chris Jones - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 77 Lionell Spruill - Dem (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 78 John Cosgrove - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 79 Johnny Joannou - Dem (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 80 Jennifer Lee - GOP (31%) Matthew James - Dem (69%)
House of Delegates - District 81 Barry Knight - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 82 Harry Purkey - GOP (60%) Peter Schmidt - Dem (35%)
House of Delegates - District 83 Chris Stolle - GOP (60%) Joe Bouchard - Dem (40%)
House of Delegates - District 84 Sal Iaquinto - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 85 Robert Tata - GOP (81%) French Mackes - CST (19%)
House of Delegates - District 86 Thomas Rust - GOP (54%) Stevens Miller - Dem (46%)
House of Delegates - District 87 John Amiral - GOP (43%) Paula Miller - Dem (57%)
House of Delegates - District 88 Mark Cole - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 89 Kenneth Alexander - Dem (81%) Anthony Triplin - Ind (19%)
House of Delegates - District 90 Jason Call - GOP (33%) Algie Howell - Dem (67%)
House of Delegates - District 91 Thomas Gear - GOP (48%) Samuel Eure - Dem (19%) Gordon Helsel - Ind (33%)
House of Delegates - District 92 Jeion Ward - Dem (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 93 Phillip Hamilton - GOP (46%) Robin Abbott - Dem (54%)
House of Delegates - District 94 G. Glenn Oder - GOP (68%) Gary West - Dem (32%)
House of Delegates - District 95 Mamye BaCote - Dem (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 96 Brenda Pogge - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 97 Christopher Peace - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 98 Harvey Morgan - GOP (N/A)
House of Delegates - District 99 Catherine Crabill - GOP (48%) Albert Pollard - Dem (52%)
House of Delegates - District 100 Melody Scalley - GOP (35%) Lynwood Lewis - Dem (64%)
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Today is Election Day!!
If the results of this election turn out like I think they will, Obama, Pelosi and Reid are going to be hit on the side of the head with a dose of reality... Vote, remind your friends to Vote! The bigger the margin we win by, the stronger the message we send to DC!
The polls are open from 6am to 7pm.
Not sure where to vote? click here
Gee, I Thought Virginia belonged to Obama
Joe Scarborough slaps down Keith Olbermann
Turn Virginia BRIGHT RED, VOTE!
Turn Virginia BRIGHT RED, VOTE!
Monday, November 2, 2009
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