Deeds, McAuliffe or Moran?


Three contenders for the Democratic Party gubernatorial nomination – Creigh Deeds, Terry McAuliffe and Brian Moran.
Only one can be the nominee.
Who should it be? And a different question – who will it be?

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5 Responses to “Deeds, McAuliffe or Moran?”
  1. C. W. Irvine says:

    Please let it be Terry McAuliffe…. Please, Please!

  2. Sanford Horn says:

    I have no dog in this hunt, but with Deeds from Bath and Moran from my part of the Commonwealth in Alexandria, McAuliffe may prove to be a party uniter and will emerge the nominee.

    My choice for governor is current Attorney General Bob McDonnell, but you knew I would weigh in that way, Chris!

  3. chrisgraham says:

    Your analysis, I think, on the Dem race is sound. I think McDonnell is the favorite heading into ’09, and will be hard to beat.

  4. Stacy Sheraton says:

    Deeds seems to be a man with plans. Although he hails from Bath County (BACOVA) he seems to be getting the endorsements from the right communities. We must have respect for a man that lives in a remote part of the commonwealth.

  5. Alex says:

    I don’t know where each candidate stands. Bath County? Wow! I was solicited by the McAuliffe people and Deeds people, I inadvertaly agreed to help both. Oops. I think I might go for McAuliffe, I’ll ask around. My friends and I are 18, so we just started into politics:)

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