Thanks to Tom Whipple for the Saturday morning version of the "Whipple Clips."
1. GOP FERVOR MOUNTS AS MCDONNELL LEADS
2. DEEDS VOWS ACTION ON ROADS
3. DEEDS KEEPS MUM ON ROADS FUNDING PLANS
5. EDITORIAL BOARD AND PUBLIC INTERVIEW CREIGH DEEDS
6. "SHY" DEEDS SEEKS TO CONNECT WITH VIRGINIA VOTERS
7. MCDONNELL: A LIFE MOORED BY CONSERVATIVE VALUES
8. CONSERVATIVE GROUP TARGETS DEEDS
9. PALIN: MCDONNELL PERSONALLY ASKED FOR HELP
11. DEEDS ON OBAMA: 'YES, HE WILL.'
13. TWO LT. GOV. CANDIDATES, SAME ENDORSEMENT
17. WEBB URGES MORE U.S. FUNDING FOR BATTLEFIELD PURCHASES
34. TAX DISTRICT ADVANCES IN FAIRFAX
P.S. Also, I strongly recommend Chris Graham's excellent article, "Negative enough for ya?" Graham notes that in 2001 and 2005, the candidates (Mark Warner and Tim Kaine, respectively) viewed by voters as running the more "positive" campaigns won, while the candidates viewed as being too "negative" (Mark Earley and Jerry Kilgore) lost. Unfortunately for Democrats, this time around voters view Creigh Deeds as running the more "negative" campaign and Bob McDonnell the more "positive." Ruh roh.
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