Washington Post's Coverage of Virginia Governor’s Race is a 2006 Anti-GOP Repeat

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the post helped deeds lose by 18 pts!

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teryysoneh of HI 11:58AM September 24, 2009

This is correct they did a hatchet job on Mr McConnell because they can. I would imagine its raw political power they hate the GOP I live here in N VA. This guy Deeds is getting softball treatment for example he says he wont raise taxs but says hes going to raise funds for hightways here in VA but will not say how?

kmg of VA 5:27AM September 24, 2009

Fine, the Post did one over on McDonnell. But he's also done it to himself. I'd never heard (much less cared) about this supposedly objectionable thesis until I saw McDonnell's own tv commercial. He tried to explain it away, but he was so vague it only made me interested to know more. My modest guess is that he should've just shut his mouth instead of piling on himself.

S. McGill of DC 2:10PM September 23, 2009

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Doug Heye

Doug Heye

A veteran of political campaigns throughout the country since 1990, Doug Heye has served in leading communications positions in the House of Representatives and United States Senate, as well as serving in the George W. Bush administration. Most recently he was the communications director for the Republican National Committee. He is currently a Washington-based GOP communications strategist.

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