No, but for some reason she doesn’t like Cuccinelli. I think she’s changed her mind since she said that, but I’ve learned over the years not to press her with politics. Unfortunately, she’s a music teached and hangs out with all the artistic and education types and can be heavily influenced by them. Her husband, who is a fine fellow otherwise, isn’t even a registered voter. We no longer even discuss it. He thinks his vote doesn’t matter anyway and he doesn’t want to be perceived as enabling either side.
Hopefully, by this time, she’s learned enough about Cuccinelli (and the odious McCauliffe) that she feels comfortable voting for Cooch. Cantor is her Rep., and she likes him. She’s totally involved with her classrooms, her church, the arts, and her kids — not in that order.
Cooch is being portrayed as ANTI-woman, that he wants to strip birth control out of their hands etc. etc. it is TOTALLY ridiculous what they are saying about him. and if women are soooo @#$%ing stupid that they are going to vote based on their vaginas then i wash my hands of the entire lot of them. i don’t like women much PERIOD, they generally P@$$ me off!
and both McAuliffe and Cuccinelli are ostensibly catholic. Of course, you guess which one is REALLY catholic, attends church etc. and which one just mouths the platitude that he is catholic but never darkens the door of a church and doesn’t follow a single one of its precepts. I am pretty sure that some if not all of the Cuccinelli children are homeschooled.