Let's talk about Tuesday's election for a second

[jmowreader]

I remember the interim between the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections. And I remember that every time an office flipped from Democratic to Republican, the press deemed it a "harbinger of 2012" - because, after all, everyone knows that when a DINO is replaced by someone who admits to being a Republican in Pig's Knuckle, Arkansas, while a first-term Democrat is in the White House, said first-term Democrat needs to call the moving truck Right Now.

If the Virginia polls are even slightly accurate, on Tuesday Terry McAuliffe is going to tear Ken Cuccinelli in half. Will the press pronounce this election an "anomaly" (for some reason, Virginia tends to prefer governors of the party not currently holding the White House), a "rejection of religious extremism" or a "harbinger of 2014"?

[JaneyVee]

1. If the polls are right we should be hearing about the death of the tea party, but

The MSM walks on eggshells around these psycho's.

[Beacool]

2. I don't know, I'm nervous about VA.

It'll depend on turn-out. I hope that Democrats come out in droves to vote for McAuliffe. Cuccinelli and Johnson are two scary, particularly to women.

[madinmaryland]

3. I imagine they will be talking about Krispie Kreme's route to the WH in 2016.

The VA race will be an after thought. Chuck Toid and Tweety will be jerking off to the thought of a Krispie Kreme run in 2016.

[Agschmid]

5. Don't knock my donuts!

[tabbycat31]

6. Really wish Barbara Buono's campaign took off

[bigwillq]

4. Sad to say on a democratic website

but I am voting against all Democratic incumbents in my municipal election. They have ruined the city.