Apparently the Deeds campaign has decided they want to make Virginia’s gubernatorial race about former Pres. George Bush [1].
Really? Is that all they got?
No jobs plan?
No transportation plan?
No education plan?
No public safety plan?
Just, “it’s Bush’s fault”?
No vision for Virginia’s future?
That’s pretty sad when you have no policies of your own [2] and have to resort to looking to the past to justify your imploding candidacy [3].
Of course, if the Deeds campaign wants to make this about national issues, we can.
We can certainly talk about nearly a year of out-of-control federal spending that has run-up trillions of dollars of debt, Democrats’ cozy union relationship that is seeking to take away the right to the secret ballot, Democrats careening us head-long into an energy shortfall, and the nationalization of our health care system.
Those are important issues to Virginians and a governor should tell the federal government how such policies will effect the people of his state.
But last debate Deeds said federal issues didn’t matter to Virginia. Certainly he wouldn’t want to have it both ways, would he?