Democrats lining-up for Wagner
By JR Hoeft | Monday, September 8th, 2008 | PoliticsFormer Virginia Secretary of Finance Jody Wagner announced on Friday that 30 legislators from the General Assembly have endorsed her candidacy for Lt. Governor, including Senate Majority Leader Richard Saslaw.
That particular endorsement is noteworthy in that the LG’s most visible role is presiding over the senate.
Of the endorsements, several local Senators and Delegates were included:
- Senator Louise Lucas, Chair of the Local Government Committee
- Senator John Miller
- Senator Yvonne Miller, Chair of the Transportation Committee
- Senator Ralph Northam
- Delegate Joseph Bouchard
- Delegate Algie Howell
- Delegate Bobby Mathieson
- Delegate Paula Miller
“Jody Wagner was an integral part of the team that helped turn Virginia’s finances around and get the state back on the right track,” said Delegate Joe Bouchard. “That’s the kind of leadership we need in Richmond.”
Interesting. I thought that the secretary overestimated revenue and now we’re facing a deficit.
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This should surprise no one. The Democrats in the Virginia legislature are probably the only people dumb enough to follow Gov. Timmay! Kaine’s example in supporting a run for public office by the personification of the governor’s incompetent budgeting. (although calling what Tim Kaine and Jody Wagner do ‘budgeting’ is a disservice to the word).
The momentum just keeps on building for LG Bolling.
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