How does one “overfish” in the Chesapeake? Too many poles or too many worms?

Simply, too many fish!

I don’t hold much value in your opinion. I checked out your link to Bill Fleming. It says this in his “Issues” section on “Life”:

“We have never aborted a potential child, and I do not believe that any woman wants to have an abortion, but it is currently a Constitutional right that a woman should control their own uterus. If we want to reduce the probability that a woman chooses an abortion, we should improve the quality of their lives, the quality of families, and the quality of health care.”

Then, on “Lifestyles”, it says this:

“The scientific research literature that I have read indicates that sexuality and preferences are determined during the first few months of pregnancy. Consequently, alternative lifestyles are largely not a matter of choice but a consequence of birth. All people should have the right to try to have happy and successful lives so long as they do not harm others or interfere with their individual freedoms. My general position is “don’t ask, don’t care.””

So, at two months a fetus is not a person on one issue, life. But, on lifestyle, it is used as a defense of homosexual behavior being predestined.

Can you please square that up for me J. Tyler? Then maybe someone will begin to take you seriously. Or maybe you can just find someone else to support who is not so confused thus, adding to your own confusion.

Maybe I’ll change my screen name to, “NotoleranceforSTUPIDITY!”

How ’bout, CATCHING TOO MANY FISH???!!!???

With that kind of arrogance and disdain for the people he claims to want to represent, just think how he’ll treat constituents who come to him with complaints. He’s bringing the Federal Government disdain for “the little people” to the State Government.

And this statement..”maintains a great working relationship across Party boundaries has a long record of constructive bi-partisanship” is the funniest thing I’ve heard this entire campaign. The guy tries to work both sides and can’t figure out where he’s coming from (literally… as evidenced by his rent-a-room opportunism), and has no conscience or core convictions. The only thing bipartisan about the guy is he’s not trusted or respected by members of BOTH parties.

I guess her philosophy is similar to Al Davis. “Just win, baby!”

Marsden is NOT winning. Only a fool would believe that to be the case.

Marsden has NOT complied with election law as pertains to his residence. Read yesterday’s WashPo article and you’ll see very clearly that is the case. Sleeping in a guest room does not necessarily establish all the necessary elements. The fact that his family does not live with him (and in fact his wife can’t even vote for him on Tue.) and he goes to his “former” residence daily to visit them and pick up his mail according to his own campaign manager shows that he does not intend to make his rented room his primary residence.

If Marsden is so bipartisan, why is he attacking Gov.-elect McDonnell at every chance he gets?

Given recent history of such prosecutions for election fraud in NOVA, Marsden is a ripe target to be indicted, prosecuted and indeed convicted. Not only will he lose on Tue., but chances are that his House seat may soon be open once he is a convicted felon.

2. Everyone knows Dave Marsden has complied with the election law as it pertains to residence. He has been quite open about that.

3. Dave Marsden, a former Republican who still maintains a great working relationship across Party boundaries has a long record of constructive bi-partisanship; the sort of constructive team work in our Assembly that Virginians prefer.

4. This election should be about how our new Governor plans to return TOLL ROADS to our existing Virginia roads and how the Republican challenger will be a rubber stamp for Mr. McDonnell’s stupid plan.

5. Virginians of every political background need to send a clear message to the McD Administration. Say NO! to TOLL ROADS, by voting against the Republican candidates in the 37th District and 8th District races.

Speaking of which, what ever happened to Paul Ebert calling for a “special prosecutor” to investigate Rich Anderson for EXPOSING Nickles for the LOWLIFE THUG he is (arrested for ASSAULT on a Police Officer)?

At the very least, Ebert should be FORCED to admit to the fact that it was nothing more than a POLITICAL STUNT !!!!!

If Ebert, who was ARRESTED, himself, for “overfishing” in Chesapeake Bay a while back was HONEST, he would have recused himself !

Like I said if, and that’s a BIG IF, he was HONEST!

Everyone knows Dave Marsden has complied with the election law as it pertains to residence. He has been quite open about that.

Dave Marsden, a former Republican who still maintains a great working relationship across Party boundaries has a long record of constructive bi-partisanship; the sort of constructive team work in our Assembly that Virginians prefer.

This election should be about how our new Governor plans to return TOLL ROADS to our existing Virginia roads and how the Republican challenger will be a rubber stamp for Mr. McDonnell’s stupid plan.

Virginians of every political background need to send a clear message to the McD Administration. Say NO! to TOLL ROADS, by voting against the Republican candidates in the 37th District and 8th District races.