One bad apple can spoil the entire batch, apparently. So that’s it. No more last minute voter registration.
The danger of fraudulent registration isn’t when you have Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck signed up to vote . Obviously Mickey and Donald aren’t going to show up and vote. They aren’t real people. Someone has cheated the firm but the voting process is still uncompromised. Not so if someone thinks they are registered to vote and they are not.
…you display this political statue of a monkey in an Obama mask.
How strange that people always have an excuse why they aren’t racist. Well, Mr. Caldwell is a racist by most anyone’s standards, in my book. I rarely call anyone that. He told us what was in his heart.
Curtis Caldwell of Craig County reminds us that free speech has a real ugly underbelly. I am not sure why it is always thrown in that someone is a veteran, Vietnam or otherwise. That makes him no more or less offensive. He gets no pass.
He definitely crosses over the good taste and good manners barrier. I also really resent him using the Confederate flag to spew his hatred.
If this dude lived here in Prince William County, how would the denizens handle him? Would they snub him or would things get carried further? Craig County is in rural Virginia, west of Roanoke. I think this good ole boy might face a rough time here in NoVA. What if he were your neighbor? What on earth would you do? How horribly embarrassing!
Are people just becoming more brazen in their racial taunts? This man embarrasses me, as a Virginian.
Don’t take his name off the door yet….
From Pilotonline.com:
Virginia Sen Mark Warner, who in recent days has refused to rule out a 2013 gubernatorial bid, Saturday night convened a reunion in Richmond of several hundred of his former advisers and supporters.
One topic, according to sources present at the trendy “Plant Zero Café,” dominated the social conversations from alumni of Warner’s business career, campaigns, previous gubernatorial administration and Senate tenure.
“Everyone in that room was hoping he’d run for Governor again,” said a senior Virginia Democrat. “Though it was hard to tell how much of that was pro-Warner vs. anti-McAuliffe sentiment.”
Wait. Stop. Flag on the play. Mark Warner is a U.S. Senator. He was elected in 2008. He will be in there until the beginning of 2015, a full year after the new governor takes office. How will that work? My guess is, if he is elected governor, he would resign. Why would he want to be governor when he is a senator?
