Governor Kaine to Head DNC!
Excellent choice! See Washington Post article. The Governor has my vote.
Excellent choice! See Washington Post article. The Governor has my vote.
The New Year provides a good opportunity to reflect on lessons from last year and what we can do to build our party for the… Read More »DPVA New Year’s Resolutions
As you all know, we have elections every year in Virginia, except when we have more. This year (in the next month), we have more. … Read More »Very Special Elections
As Democrats, we cannot assume that the Virginia and National Republican Parties will continue down the path of self-destruction. At some point The Opposition will adopt its… Read More »Republicans Search for Direction
The DNC will meet on January 21, 2009 to elect a new chairman, but we should all be very appreciative of the work that Chairman… Read More »Thank You, Chairman Dean, for a National Party
The Virginia Democratic Party Central Committee met in Charlottesville on December 6th for its quarterly meeting and marked our 2008 Victories — carrying Virginia for the… Read More »DPVA Central Committee Celebrates, Looks Ahead
I suppose that people smarter than me knew that Tom Perriello would beat Virgil Goode in the 5th Congressional District, but for me it was… Read More »Keep Tom Perriello our Congressman
The next quarterly meetings of the Democratic Party of Virginia Central and Steering Commitees will be held on December 5-6, 2008 at the Doubletree Hotel in Charlottesville. The Central Commitee and its officers are up for election in the Spring of 2009 and we will consider the processes for those elections. The Commitees will also consider a resolution on ten voting-related issues, including support for early voting and facilitating college student voter registration on their college communities, and a resolution supporting nonpartisan redistricting. Texts of the resolutions follow.
DPV_Voting_Resolutions_Dec_2008.pdf (67.8 KiB, 1,118 hits)
Read More »DPV Central Commitee to meet, consider elections, resolutionsDemocratic successes over the past four years, including Obama’s election, owe a lot to the DNC 50 State Strategy which placed 3-4 staff people per state to assist state Democratic parties. The program was scheduled to terminate on November 30, 2008 and apparently is doing so. The new DNC leadership may — and should — resume the program, but in the meantime, we are losing 183 experienced and knowledgeable field people. The DNC should keep these folks on staff until decisions about the future course of the program are made. Below is my letter to Chairman Dean.
TUESDAY, November 4th, Polls open from 6 am to 7 pm. We are looking forward to a historic and potentially glorious election day, but with a record… Read More »Election Day – Vote Obama
Today’s Washington Post qoutes Sarah Palin as talking – yet again – about the “Real Virginia.” This is the same kind of Atwater/Rove/Wedge Issue/win elections by dividing people approach that Republicans try time and time again. Barack Obama is the only candidate who talks about what unites us more than what divides us and that is one reason why he should be our next President.
As we are all Americans, we are also all Virgnians. I grew up and live in Northern Virginia, but have lived in Charlottesville and Richmond and travelled to every corner of the Commonwealth. What unites us is far greater than what divides us, as the following Virgnia Pilot editorial said so wellRead More »One Virginia (for Obama)
Denver. On the eve of the Democratic National Convention, both parties are looking ahead to the 2012 nomination process. Democrats this week will likely vote… Read More »On the Eve of 2008, Looking to 2012
Welcom to DemRulz. This site will feature my regular reports from the Democratic National Committee, occasional news and comment regarding Virignia politics, and useful links… Read More »DemRulz Arrivz