Thanks! That editorial probably needs a thread of its own in the news forum. If I have a chance, I'll do it later today.
Kaine ventures into GOP territory with optimism
by Kiran Krishnamurthy
FREDERICKSBURG -- Stumping with Timothy M. Kaine on Halloween, Gov. Mark R. Warner told a Fredericksburg audience yesterday that the state's GOP ticket represents a "scary" prospect.
Yes, Tim, we know you've always been scared of the truth.
Potts remains 'factor' in race
He'll keep running till end; it's unclear from whom he pulls votes
by Jeffy Schapiro
Independent H. Russell Potts Jr. yesterday appeared to cast himself as the spoiler in a contest for governor he is unlikely to win.
Kilgore vows to be tough on gangs and widen I-66
by Paul Bradley
ARLINGTON -- The traffic-congested, vote-rich suburbs of Northern Virginia have become a chief emphasis for Republican gubernatorial candidate Jerry W. Kilgore as his campaign for Virginia's governorship enters its final week.
Election's all that can stop negative ads
by Ray McAllister
Virginia's gubernatorial election is merely a week away. With the race far too close to call, the only certainty is this: We are all sick to death of the negative ads and have been sick of them for a long time.
No Ray, getting Tim Kaine to tell the truth would stop the negative ads.
Deeds goes on offensive, loses Wilder's backing
McDonnell describes one ad as 'religiously intolerant' attack
by Michael Hardy
Democrat R. Creigh Deeds has struck back on television, accusing his GOP foe in the attorney general's race of "misleading" attacks and leniency in settling sex-abuse crimes against children.