[Hoodat]

I see this as good news for Cuccinelli. For starters, Obama's popularity is on the decline, especially with the ObamaTrainWreckCare roll-out. But it also shows desperation on McAuliffe's part. If he really had as big of a lead as the press is saying, then he wouldn't need to take this risk.

[WashingtonSource]

Great news! If I recall everyone Obama campaigned for ended up losing in 2009, the last such off-year election.

[Kenny]

Obama's campaigning because Cuccinelli said this race is a referendum on Obamacare.

They're going to spin this as the people actually want Obamacare. It's a propaganda technique, to make people feel they're the minority, outcasts, poor losers. People want to be on the winning side, with the majority especially in social media times.

From site on propaganda: Bandwagon-and-inevitable-victory appeals attempt to persuade the target audience to take a course of action "everyone else is taking." "Join the crowd."

They may have successfully "transformed" America, it may be too late.

[HamiltonJay]

That’s absolutely not a good sign for McA.

Yes VA is right by DC, so its probably nothing more than a quick stop.. but to wedge that in for a president for a governors race, that’s not something that would likley be happening if it was in the bag.

My guess internal polling show him collapsing in the wake of the Obamacare mess, so much so that even the libertarian spoiler won’t take enough votes for McA to win.

[NormsRevenge]

if 100 people show up it will be a couple of busloads from MobsRus.org