Apart from advertising who paid for the mailer, Hurst would really prefer that you don’t think of him as a Daily Kos endorsed Democrat.

Virginia's Public Square
Virginia's Public Square
Apart from advertising who paid for the mailer, Hurst would really prefer that you don’t think of him as a Daily Kos endorsed Democrat.
It’s a 30 second spot, but it highlights what is proving to be an enduring criticism of a part-time Lieutenant Governor running a part-time campaign. From AFP’s J.C. Hernandez:
As a member of its board of directors, Ralph Northam had a statutory responsibility to supervise the VEDP’s use of taxpayer dollars. Yet when a fake Chinese company with a false address and a phony website scammed the VEDP and Virginia taxpayers for $1.4 million, Northam didn’t even notice. Why? Because he skipped more than half the board meetings. Northam could have done his job and stopped the fraud. But he couldn’t be bothered and we got scammed. Ralph Northam didn’t show up for work.
All summer long our activists have been canvassing the state, getting the word out to friends and neighbors about Northam’s poor record. With this significant ad buy, we’ll be ramping up those efforts even more. We don’t believe Ralph Northam deserves a promotion, and we’re committed to making sure he doesn’t become our next governor.
Nice counterbalance to all that outside money that LCV, Planned Parenthood, and out-of-state billionaires have been pouring into a lackluster Northam campaign.
Virginia’s Republicans find considerable consensus: Comstock, Brat, Goodlatte and Taylor all strike similar chords on immigration reform.
Two albatrosses continue to hang around Northam’s neck at the moment: Antifa and the pipeline. Gillespie’s law and order emphasis produces results.
At just 38, Scott Taylor is the kind of Republican candidate and office-holder that the new Republican Party is embracing.
Northam’s abandonment of rural Virginia signals an attempt to turn Northam into Perriello — a metamorphosis that is more soft coup than authentic.
Just one more example of how nasty certain Democrats feel themselves obligated to become in the contest to lose against Rep. Barbara Comstock.
Former Delegate David Ramadan is showing no signs of disappearing from the public square as he renews the call for reform at the University of Virginia.
Saslaw (D-Fairfax) strongly condemns: “They’re not looking out for the consumer, they’re screwing the consumer.”
On September 4, 1623 Governor Francis Wyatt issued a proclamation prohibiting private trade with Indians in Virginia.