http://www.politico.com/story/2013/...ia-attorney-general-mark-obenshain-99030.html
The ads are only running in the D.C suburbs, for obvious reasons.
The ads are only running in the D.C suburbs, for obvious reasons.
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Bloomberg dumps $3 million into Virginia elections.
- Thread starter Dr_Scholl
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Don't know about "only running in the D.C. suburbs" - I'm pretty sure I saw the TV ad referred to in the article, in Roanoke this past weekend.
It sure as heck was NOT running in Saturation - I saw it only once.
It sure as heck was NOT running in Saturation - I saw it only once.
That's weird, I haven't seen it here.
If I owned a TV station down there, or anywhere, I'd charge Bloomberg $17 million just to run a single, 20sec ad. And then turn around and give most of that to the pro 2a candidates AND discounted commercial time. 
Cuccinelli's toast and so is his running mate Jackson.
The only Republican that has a chance of winning is Obenshain, and that one's gonna be real close.
Hiltonizer
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Should go over like a lead balloon... even the moonbats in most of the state bulk-buy pmags.
I speak from experience, I worked with one who shortly after gong on a social justice rant waxed poetic about his Ruger SuperRedhawk in .357
I speak from experience, I worked with one who shortly after gong on a social justice rant waxed poetic about his Ruger SuperRedhawk in .357
scatter
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This is troubling. Hadn't paid much attention to VA politics before, but recently our focus for a place to retire has shifted from NC to southwest VA, Roanoke area. The only good news I can find is that the R's still have a solid majority in the house (67%).
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