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By: Bob Talisker

Bob Talisker — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 02:53:42 +0000

Frey certainly should be primaried. This is one very creepy guy who does not represent the community interests. Anyone who runs will beat him, even an illegal alien from Centreville.

Can’t wait to Horinko take Bulova. Should be a great cat fight.

Anyone who wants to snuggle with Gerry Connolly this weekend should go eat ice cream with him at Little Rocky Run Rec Center 3. Let him feel the love. Maybe there will be a tea party.

By: Jane Mandolay

Jane Mandolay — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 02:42:51 +0000

Interesting that snarky twit like local gop would call Shannon a pretty boy.

By: Not Paul Blart

Not Paul Blart — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 21:26:58 +0000

Dennis Husch will not win Dranesville. The GOP would be best served by another candidate (and there are plenty in Dranesville who could beat Foust). Husch is a very polarizing figure who placed sixth the last time he stood for re-election to the Herndon Town Council. Rumor is he retired because he acknowledged he could not win his next race, and even his friends encouraged him to step down. Aside from that, the electoral math in Dranesville makes a Herndon candidate a long-shot from the get-go, regardless of party. McLean is a huge voting bloc.
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Providence is the district to watch. Will the Democrats allow Linda Smyth to hang on to Tysons by herself, or carve it up among a couple of districts to get a piece of the action? I doubt Linda retires, but I think she’ll face a pretty strong challenge there. The stakes are very high right now in Tysons.

By: Victoria Hansen

Victoria Hansen — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 01:45:16 +0000

For once, I think Gerry’s right stressing the importance of community ties, this might hurt us with our nomination being Keith this Fall. While Keith brings an incredible resume to the table, service to the local community isn’t on that list, hence the clifton situation. I would love to flip the BOS from the top to the bottom but I agree with the early posts, we lost delegate and senate seats where we needed to win to set the table for this take over you suggest. So what’s the backup plan??? Will this Clifton School issue still have tread in 2011 when SBoard candidates are up again? With Bulova at the top of the ticket, it will be no easy race for Supervisor Cook who brings a strong resume to the table and a record of continued service. so what’s the plan? Is Bulova strong enough to carry a ticket or will it be each to their own. Tom Davis could carry our ticket… and finally give us someone to vote for, and not against. Victoria

By: Not Jim Moran

Not Jim Moran — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 12:10:16 +0000

Doubt he’d run in 2012. Pat’s a smart guy. He’s not going to run in an Obama year. If Gerry doesn’t lose this time around, I think we’re stuck with him until he retires and will be forced to run crazy candidates (like dem candidates when Tom Davis was in office)

By: edmundburkenator

edmundburkenator — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 11:19:12 +0000

Is Tom Davis still considered a Republican?

By: Lovettsville Lady

Lovettsville Lady — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 07:55:19 +0000

I do not believe that Tom Davis will want his old job back. I do believe that it will be very difficult for republicans to gain seats on the BOS, but it is possible. I hope that Pat stays right where he is and runs again for Congress in 2012.

By: Chris

Chris — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 03:17:27 +0000

NJM, I said we should replace ONE supervisor, not both. Frey brings nothing to the table but Herrity certainly does. And I believe Husch did not run for reelection, so I don’t think he was defeated.

Patty Reed proved a Republican could win in Providence and Linda Smyth is a poor poor candidate. Also, Cook’s win was quite unpredictable.

As for the last 10 years, all good things must come to an end, right?

Gretchen, I heard the same thing because Moon was NOT the candidate Connolly and Bulova wanted. But he still won.

By: Another Chris

Another Chris — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 02:23:44 +0000

“Still, I would love to hear Vince’s explanation for his original post. Perhaps he knows of a couple of Republican candidates who plan on paying him for media services and is just banging the drum a little on the early side.”

LOL. I hate to agree with John (especially when I’m agreeing with him on downplaying GOP chances) but I just don’t see how 2011 ends with an incoming Republican led board. I could see Dranesville flipping and maybe – maybe Mt. Vernon.

Also, primarying Frey would be idiotic. You could probaby keep the seat but it would be a huge waste of resources that could be sent elsewhere.