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Tuesday, October 12, 2010

NRA endorses Perriello; what does it mean?

It isn’t often that WSLS covers an endorsement. Generally, these are non-news events with the expected groups lining up behind their party’s candidate. However, Rep. Tom Perriello’s most recent endorsement does rise to the level of discussion. It’s from the NRA.


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Monday, October 11, 2010

More non-issues dominating the campaign headlines

Last week, I blogged about the silly issues that sometimes dominant campaigns and news coverage. We have yet another example of that, thanks to the Republican gubernatorial candidate in New York.


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Thursday, October 07, 2010

Signs that the 5th district race is still competitive

If you’ve been watching the television over the past week, you know that the 5th district congressional race is heating up. Both campaigns are on the air with attack ads, and now the national parties are jumping in as well. What does this tell me?... that this race is far from over.


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Wednesday, October 06, 2010

Media should stick to the real issues

Sometimes it surprises me what the media will cover and what they leave alone. Over the past two days, local media outlets have focused on a stunt by an underfunded, independent candidate. The Roanoke Times reported that Jeremiah Heaton drove along I-81 filming VDOT crews. As he was filming them, he asked if they were legal and if they the proper documentation to prove they were working here legally.


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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Politics gone too far…

Sometimes politics just gets too personal… way too personal. There are two recent examples of this including a new revelation (if you want to call it that) out of the New York gubernatorial contest.


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About Jay's Take

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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