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To: Norman Bates
No, but it really doesn't matter a year away from the election. Allen had similar margins over Webb.

As a resident of VA since 1977, I don't view Warner as a slam dunk, especially since he will be running with Hillary at the top of ticket. Gilmore is viable commodity in VA and has lots of connections throughout the state. Gilmore has miliary service, Warner does not. Gilmore is a conservative and Warner a liberal.

What could be a harbinger for 2008 will be tomorrow's elections. Here in NoVA, immigration has become a major issue and could be a defining one in 2008. It cuts across party lines. If people like Corey Stewart and Jay O'Brien win their elections, it could send a real message to both of the national parties. Kaine has been on the wrong side of the immigration issue, e.g., he opposes giving 287 [g] authority to state law enforcement officials. If Warner supports Kaine's position, this race will become a dog fight.

The Dems have pulled out all stops here in NoVA with Kaine, Webb, and other Dems appearing at local rallies. Rep internal polling is showing surprising support for our candidates, mainly due to the immigration issue.

69 posted on 11/05/2007 11:25:56 AM PST by kabar
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To: kabar

My cousin went to Georgetown during the early 1990’s. She fell in love with the D.C. Metro and remained there ever since. She currently lives in Herndon, Va.

Here’s hoping that the GOP can keep its hold on the Va Senate. Good luck.


71 posted on 11/05/2007 12:15:38 PM PST by Kuksool
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