Via Miniver Cheevey come a boatload of pictures of the Webb v. Allen campaign. A picture really is worth a thousand words.
Look, I don't like anything Webb has had to say about women. In the world of my dreams, he's who I'd vote against. I'm not at all sure that he even groks the most important issues of our day -- overpopulation and its result: global climate change coughpregnantwifenumberthreecough. But he's not G. Felix Allen, Jr., who has an absymal record on women's issues, who has been a rubber stamp for the boyking, and who doesn't even understand the words "climate change."
i'm proud of my state. The Old Dominion has some of the most beautiful scenery you'd ever want to see. Mountains, beaches, old cities. We tipped the balance in the Senate. When it came down to it, even the son of a beloved football coach was thrown out, partly for his racism, partly for being a Bush rubber stamp, and partly for campaigning as if Virginians were such rubes that they couldn't understand the difference between a work of fiction and the real world.
Hey, Felix! Welcome to America and the real world of Virginia.
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