"Watching this ad, my heart goes out to Rick Boucher," Mullins said. "Rick has always been somewhat liberal, but he didn't truly go off the rails until he met Barack Obama. Since then, he's supported - in one form or another - every single liberal priority that President Obama has sought."

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Democrats all over the country are starting to realize that the agenda put forward by President Obama and Nancy Pelosi is a loser of the highest order. Voters are tired of out-of-control government spending and an ever-growing government that intrudes more and more into their daily lives, and the promise of trillion-dollar deficits as far as the eye can see.

-- Cares more about preserving the state's monopoly on booze than his Northern Virginia constituents --

Dick Saslaw has a transportation fever, and the only prescription is higher taxes.

Meanwhile, Virginia drivers sit in traffic... until Saslaw gets his way.

-- Three Dems join Pelosi to clear the way for raft of last-minute legislation after Democratic defeat --

The handwriting is on the wall for Democrats. Poll after poll shows them headed for massive losses in November. Even the White House concedes that the House is in play, and Democrats may be in the minority in both chambers on November 3.

RICHMOND- Governor Bob McDonnell will hit the road in August to hold eight town hall meetings around the Commonwealth. The tour will kick off in Roanoke on Wednesday, August 4th.  The "Virginia Speaks: A Conversation about Jobs, Government Reform and Our Future" events will allow Virginians to speak directly with Virginia's governor about the issues facing the Commonwealth. The governor will also spend a portion of each town hall discussing his efforts to make government smaller and simpler, privatize Virginia's state run ABC stores, and create good jobs statewide. In addition to Roanoke, "Virginia Speaks" town halls will be held in Norfolk, Chester, Fredericksburg, Fairfax, Harrisonburg and Danville before concluding in Bristol on August 31st.