It's been a while, but here are your latest Virginia blogosphere hits:- Chap describes his J&J experience.
- Jim Bacon issues a retraction.
- Vivian praises Bruce Roemmelt, and rightly so.
- Waldo highlights that Virgil might be having MZM troubles again.
- And, after a series of sign-offs, the Virginia blogosphere gets good news for a change as J.C. logs back on.
[UPDATE by Lowell: And the big scoop of the day is at Not Larry Sabato, "WARD ARMSTRONG COUP FAILS."]
Mayor Doug Wilder (approx. 2.0 minutes)
Congressman Jim Moran (approx. 7.5 minutes)
Senator Jim Webb (approx. 5.0 minutes)
Congressman Bobby Scott (approx. 4.5 minutes)
Governor Mark Warner (approx. 8.5 minutes)
Governor Tim Kaine (approx. 20.0 minutes)
There's also audio files (each is about 5 minutes long) of two outstanding Democratic women. First up is the one, the only Leslie Bryne who spoke at the First Annual Women's Caucus Breakfast. After that, we hear from my favorite legislator, Sen. Mary Margaret Whipple, who provided the State Central Committee with a report on the Senate's work.
Leslie Byrne
Sen. Mary Margaret Whipple
We also fill you in on Joe Bouchard who is running against Leo Wardrup in the 83rd and about how Nick Rerras hijacked the Homestead Exemption legislation. We also mention that the Virginia Beach Democratic Committee won the DPVA's Committee of the Year award.
You need to get out more, Rob.
If by scoop one means something useful for cleaning up after the dog . . .