Virginia Politics by the Virginian Southron

Virginia Governor Hopefuls carpetbaggers Tim McAuliffe & Ken  Cuccinelli

 ELECTION 2013 Race for governor may hinge on who can overcome flaws

Excerpts from the article in the Richmond Times-Dispatch, dtd Monday 17 June 2013: 

A recent poll showed only 45 percent of Virginia voters were satisfied with the choice between Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican Ken Cuccinelli, with 40 percent saying they wish someone else were running (my emphasis). 

Here is our opportunity to find, vet and showcase someone who stands for States’ Rights, State Interposition, Nullification and Secession. Let’s not waste it if at all possible. Jus sayin., VS

“Both campaigns are in weak positions relative to voters right now,” said Quentin Kidd, director of the Wason Center for Public Policy at Christopher Newport University.

The reason both candidate are weak is because they have no idea about Virginia culture and history. They cannot relate to us Southrons and we are tired of carpetbaggers running our state government. Jus sayin. VS

McAuliffe, a multimillionaire businessman from McLean, had touted his ability to spur economic development by citing two companies he’s created — GreenTech Automotive and Franklin Pellets. But the struggles of those companies to live up to his earlier claims have made him vulnerable to attacks from Republicans seeking to debunk McAuliffe’s credentials as a job creator.

McAuliffe is a lying, deceitful carpetbagger who is so deeply in Dictator Central politics that his election would mirror D.C. only on a state level. Virginians cannot afford this mealy mouthed, glad handing carpetbagger as our governor. Jus sayin. VS.

Cuccinelli, the attorney general and former state senator, had an obvious experience advantage over the never-elected McAuliffe. But his decision to remain on the job while running for governor has opened the door for Democrats to question his ethics amid conflicts brought on by the involvement of his office in high-profile cases involving political donors such as Star Scientific and Consol Energy.

What can we expect from a spineless, mealy mouthed, carpetbagger politian. He is no better than McAuliffe. His election, as well, Virginians cannot afford. The reasons are obvious. Jus sayin. VS

McAuliffe’s former role as Democratic National Committee chairman has opened access to substantial campaign funding sources outside Virginia, but it has also led to partisan criticism that he is a Washington insider without substantial Virginia political roots.

Now here is one of the best reasons to reform our state politics and bar outside campaign funds. This outside influence has totally corrupted our state political system to the point that we as sovereign citizens cannot get the right statesmen elected to the state government. It is true statesmanship that can and should govern “We The People of the Sovereign Nation State of Virginia”, and we demand and expect the people that govern on our authority WILL act, think, and conduct themselves as our representatives and WILL Govern accordingly. Jus sayin. VS 

The analysts say McAuliffe, who is less well-known than Cuccinelli despite an unsuccessful run for the Democratic nomination for governor in 2009, needs to raise his profile — especially among voters who again delivered the state for President Barack Obama in 2012.

This will be our epitaph if we continue down this corrupt political slippery slope we are currently on. Time for secession. Jus sayin. VS.

Read the full article at: http://www.timesdispatch.com/news/state-regional/government-politics/race-for-governor-may-hinge-on-who-can-overcome-flaws/article_467d4567-ae85-5395-b0f4-b51228040e76.html.