In a Washington Post article today entitled , “Mr Cuccinelli has himself to blame for loss”, it was mentioned that:
The Cuccinelli record had nothing to do with job-creation or the state’s economic well-being or alleviating deepening transportation problems, all of which are central to Virginians’ well-being. It was mainly about bashing homosexuals, harassing illegal immigrants, crusading against abortion, denying climate change, flirting with birthers and opposing gun control. A hero to the tea party and a culture warrior of the first rank, Mr. Cuccinelli lost because he was among the most polarizing and provocative figures in Richmond for a decade. That made him the wrong candidate for Virginia.
Sound familiar?
I wonder if the “Cuccinelli Effect” will reach as far as Montana?
One can only hope.
Steve Daines with Ted Cruz
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From Eternity To Here 
Judging from (by?) Missoula’s reelection of John Engen, it is very unlikely that citizens of this state will see through a phony–either of the left or the right.
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Well, aside from the fact you’re quoting a liberal newspaper, I’d wager the fact that the Dems outspent Cuccinelli 2 to 1 and astroturfed a signature gathering campaign to put a libertarian on the ballot and use Obama bundler’s to fundraise for him might have contributed more than his positions.
He had already won a statewide race with those positions before. And your guilt by association is complete ad hominem. At some point I would hope a man of your intellect would have more than just a picture where Daines is standing NEAR Cruz.
There is a lot of dishonesty in this whole scenario.
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