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3:40
Jeff's Notes: Same-sex marriage
RICHMOND, VA -- Same-sex marriage issue isn't likely to have much effect on Virginia Senate race.
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3:46
Jeff's Notes: Which way will Virginia swing?
RICHMOND, VA -- Romney and Obama know Virginia is a battleground state, and neither has an easy path to victory.
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3:16
Jeff's Notes: Politics as Unreality TV
RICHMOND, VA -- McDonnell's infomercial and Salahi's gubernatorial bid.
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3:29
Jeff's Notes: Governor McDonnell got his budget
RICHMOND, VA -- Gov. McDonnell gets his budget with time to spare -- time to begin the serious work of repairing his image.
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1:47
View from Olympia: Autism advocate cheers training bill
RICHMOND, VA -- A new law requires teachers' aides to receive special training.
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2:54
Jeff's Notes: McDonnell gets out of town
RICHMOND, VA -- Gov. Bob McDonnell tries to put some distance -- literally -- between himself and his political troubles.
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2:21
Jeff's Notes
Virginia Democrats may be playing it smart in the budget battle -- but will that help them win the big prize in 2013?
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1:47
Fact Check: Obama's connection to Wall Street
The one minute ad is produced by the conservative group the American Future Fund.
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3:07
Jeff's Notes: McDonnell's legacy
RICHMOND, VA -- For better or worse, the governor will be remembered for signing into law the social agenda engineered by the Republican majority in the Virginia legislature.
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3:14
Jeff's Notes: What if the GOP threw a primary and nobody came?
RICHMOND, VA -- What can we make of a 5 percent turnout in Virginia with Romney getting only 60 percent of the vote in a two-man race?
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1:20
FACT CHECK: McDonnell claim on Obama budget debt rated mostly false
Last month in Northern Virginia Gov. McDonnell said President Obama's "budget would call for about $25 trillion in debt by the end of his term, if he was re-elected."
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2:11
VIDEO: Women's Rights Protest at the State Capitol
Hundreds protest for women's rights outside the state Capitol in Richmond, Va., on March 3, 2012. The rally was the latest held in opposition to highly contentious General Assembly legislation, including a measure that would require women undergo an ultrasound before having an abortion.
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3:39
Jeff's Notes: Budget stalemate
RICHMOND, VA -- Lots of partisan differences remain over taxes and spending, and the argument could last for months. Related: Budget stalls in Senate, General Assembly coverage
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3:34
Jeff's Notes: Bob McDonnell's bad hair day
RICHMOND, VA -- The Republican's perceived flip-flop on an ultrasound requirement for women seeking abortions could not have come at a worse time.
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2:05
Congressman Hurt explains vote supporting payroll tax extension
The one year extension will add $100 billion to the deficit
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2:18
Virgil Goode running as Consitution Party's candidate for President
Former congressman Virgil Goode is already getting the word out about his campaign for presidency as the constitution party's candidate, and he says he is what this country needs.
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Jeff's Notes: Virginia veers right
RICHMOND, VA -- Guns are easier to get, abortions harder, and redistricting makes GOP seats more secure.
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1:22
Fact Check: Marshall on CFL bulbs
Manassas Republican Delegate Bob Marshall has made some big claims about how dangerous compact florescent light bulbs are, in light of a new federal law that will stop the production of the old incand
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2:44
Cantor, Huntsman address Washington and Lee students
Speakers discussed country's issues as well as candidates.
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Mike Huckabee speaks at Washington and Lee University
Mike Huckabee speaks at Washington and Lee University for Mock Convention.
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Jeff's Notes: A governor's clout
RICHMOND, VA -- Halfway through his term, Gov. Bob McDonnell sees his influence wane as GOP legislators look to their future without him.
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Jeff's Notes: Veering to the right
RICHMOND, VA -- Republicans at the General Assembly are flexing their muscles on guns, voter IDs and abortion.
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View from Olympia: Cantor's competition?
RICHMOND, VA -- Three men are vying for the Democratic nomination to challenge House Majority Leader Eric Cantor.
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4:08
Jeff's Notes: Playing by GOP rules
With Republicans calling the shots in the Virginia Senate, rules are changing for better and worse.
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2:26
Congressman Hurt hears Bedford concerns
More than a dozen people met with Congressman Robert Hurt; in hopes he can solve their issues when he goes back to Washington. Anna Simpson says likes healthcare reform, and doesn't want it repealed.
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