Sarvis gets...10% and "Undecided" gets 11%.

http://www.conservativeintel.com/917-conservative-intel-poll-of-va-mcauliffe-has-the-upper-hand/

With a margin of error of +/- 3.5%, that's a dead heat.

Terry McAuliffe seems like a real class act: Welcome to Casa De Maryland, Part II:




How far is Terry willing to go to make it happen? He'd shut down our state government.

Richmond isn't Washington, where the rules are fungible and a government "shutdown" means a government "slowdown." Here in the the Commonwealth, if we don't have a budget, it all stops.

Period.

Schools won't open. State law enforcement can't spend a dime — on paychecks for state troopers or gasoline for patrol cars. Work on road projects, even critical safety projects, stops cold. It would be an unprecedented crisis.

Folks, this is what we're up against. If we fail this November, we'll have a Democrat in office who has no problems manufacturing a crisis to drive his liberal agenda.

He's already said he's willing to hold the state hostage to promote ObamaCare. Where will he stop?

Pass my global warming legislation to drive up electricity costs, or I'll shutdown the government.

Ban semi-automatic rifles and handguns, or I'll shut down the government.

Raise taxes on hard working Virginia families, or I'll shut down the government.


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Thank you, Liberals. Thank you for screwing up America. And, in advance, I want to thank you for screwing up Virginia. But, why the hell don't you just move to Maryland if you like living under a Liberal regime. Gov. O'Malley would love to have you ... along with your tax dollars.


By: Paul Bedard (Washington Examiner)
Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli embraced his Tea Party roots Tuesday winning the endorsement of top conservative radio host Mark Levin who charged that Democratic opponent Terry McAuliffe wants to turn Virginia into Maryland where taxes are higher and liberal Democrats are in control.
“This is my county, this is my state, and I’ll be damned if I’m going to watch Terry McAuliffe be governor Virginia. If he want’s to run for governor of Maryland I’ll understand it. But this is Virginia and we have to draw a line somewhere in this country and we’re drawing it right here in Virginia,” said the conservative firebrand.

“Do you believe low taxes, individual liberty and family values are a radical, extremist point of view? You want to look like the state of Maryland? Well then damn it let’s do something about it,” he urged about 150 Cuccinelli backers at a suburban shopping mall campaign event in Sterling in eastern Loudoun County.
Where Maryland has endorsed a more liberal approach to government, recently expanding its taxes, Levin said Cuccinelli will preserve Virginia’s conservative roots. “This is the place of George Washington, not Terry McAuliffe,” said the author of the New York Times bestseller “The Liberty Amendments.”

To Alabama or Mississippi. They like your kind down in them parts, ya redneck.

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> To Alabama or Mississippi. They like your kind
> down in them parts, ya redneck.


Carpetbagger.

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> To Alabama or Mississippi. They like your kind
> down in them parts, ya redneck.


LOL. Move 20 miles south our west and you'll find YOU still live in a Southern state. Boy.

Stop trying to raise our taxes like McDonnell did to fund your broke ass districts. You better show some respect to those who increase your standard of living. Boy.

Looks like he smoked out another alias gerry post. Touched a nerve too. Good stuff. LOL

The Cooch is still around?!?!?!?

He was always giving Arnold a hard time.

That name Cooch really stuck hard and fast. Kind of want to vote for him to see an entire state refer to ther governor as a vagina.

With a large number of supposedly undecided and an unusually high number for a conservative leaning independent I would still be betting on Cuccinelli to pull it out in November. To win I think McAuliffe needs to get at least 48% of the votes, and I don't see that many undecided and Sarvin voters switching to his camp.

I'd vote for Sarvis but I think it would help McAuliffe. I'll hold my nose and vote for Cuccinelli. McAuliffe is just such a scumbag. I may not agree with Cuccinelli's social policies, but that doesn't really affect me one way or the other. But McAuliffe's big-government, anti-gun, massive social welfare agenda that will have to be funded by raising my taxes will. Sorry Sarvis, you would have been the best of the group.

The kookster is the antichrist. Beware.

I was getting worried that our state had gone off the deep end, but polls are now tightening and our hard-working Attorney General is within the margin of error in the new polls. This will be a turn out election and Cuccinelli's base is going to the polls regardless of what dirt the democrats throw out there. McAuliffe's base? Not so much. Still isn't a done deal for Ken, but it's looking doable now, and it wasn't looking that way 2 weeks ago. Thank gosh Sarvis is giving the Indies that would have voted for McAuliffe as a protest against Cuccinelli a place to go instead.

Good luck w/that, friend!

NOVA will turn out in droves for T-Mac.

Same w/Hampton & Richmond.

The kookster is going down. Hard.

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> The kookster is going down. Hard.


Doubtful. The numbers are about what they're going to be. The largest potential for any swing favors Cuccinelli more than McAuliffe. As things now stand, the odds are and I'd expect that McAuliffe may in the end win by a relatively small margin. But Cuccinelli's numbers have more potential and are more likely to improve as we get closer. If it's within a couple of points in the days ahead, then Cuccinelli very well could pull it out.

This will be a very low turn-out election relying on the base of both parties and it will not be a blow out for either one. More a question of who ends up having more no-shows as a result of the general lack of enthusiasm for their respective candidate. What someone on the other side like you thinks of them makes no difference. Independents are roughly evenly split with a slight advantage to Cuccinelli but not really enough to affect the bigger picture as above.

Cuccinelli is fucked. I love the Republican dreams right before a land slide. Happens every election.

It's like the stages people go through after a loved ones death. You know, shock, denial, acceptance or whatever the fuck.

Republicans start at confidence, then denial, then they go through concern, then its disappointment at the polling trend, then there is a brief moment of acceptance of impending doom. Finally the arrive at complete lunacy and desperate hallucinations.

We've reached the point we always do, it's time to give them a good ole fashioned butt whoopin again.

This dumbass Jersey Shore reject Cuccinelli wanted to change our hundreds of years old state seal and to hide the exposed breast. Fuck.

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> As things now stand, the odds are and I'd expect that
> McAuliffe may in the end win by a relatively small
> margin.

Okay, thanks for playing!

McAuliffe wants to raise taxes. He gets an A in my book.

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> Stop trying to raise our taxes like McDonnell did
> to fund your broke ass districts. You better show
> some respect to those who increase your standard
> of living. Boy.


Funny. McDonnell, post scandal, still has higher approval ratings than either Obama, McAuliffe, or Cooch in Virginia.