A new poll out by Public Policy Polling, which is a firm with connections to the Democratic Party, shows that Senator Jim Webb has a lot to think about as he considers reelection.
Posted by Jay Warren at 10:00 PM. Filed under: main •
We had a story on the news tonight that I found a little surprising. I have no doubt that if you live or shop in Roanoke that you’ve noticed the massive landscaping project happening on Hershberger Road at the I-518 interchange. We’ve gotten many calls and emails about it and I’ve had several people stop and ask me about it. The basic questions: how much is all this costing and who’s paying for it?
Posted by Jay Warren at 10:51 PM. Filed under: main •
First off a little complaining. My TCU Horned Frogs won this weekend, but barely. Their close game was coupled with Utah’s huge loss to a so-so Notre Dame team. That is sure to hurt us in the final BCS standings and perhaps keep us out of a BCS game altogether, including the national championship game. I’m not a happy camper. Sigh.
Posted by Jay Warren at 10:31 PM. Filed under: main •
So, if Sen. Jim Webb doesn’t run for reelection in 2012, who will? The pool of potential candidates isn’t deep. In fact, there are only a handful and most can be marked off the list early on.
Posted by Jay Warren at 05:10 PM. Filed under: main •
Up until recently, Webb was sending all the signals of a politician gearing up for reelection in a state that is tilting red. He was shifting to the right on everything from health care to defense issues (like gays in the military) to the budget. I was thinking he’d run.
Posted by Jay Warren at 10:51 PM. Filed under: main •
Jay Warren is an award-winning journalist who's been with WSLS since 1998. Jay co anchors the 5, 5:30, 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts and the FOX 21/27 10 o'clock news. He is also WSLS's senior political correspondent.
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