Ken Cuccinelli

Just when it had become clear from the Colorado recalls that the NRA and its allies had scared Democrats around the land from ever mentioning guns again, it seems that not all the votes had been counted.

There are probably 100 reasons why Virginians shouldn't vote for a right-wing extremist like Mark Obenshain for ANY elective office, let alone one of the Commonwealth's most powerful positions - Attorney General. But here are the top 10.

Rick Santorum is coming to the defense of Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli, Virginia’s far-right attorney general who is currently trailing in the polls, with a “Strikeforce to elect Ken Cuccinelli.”

GOP candidate for Governor of Virginia, Ken Cuccinelli is rallying with several Attorneys General today. Needless to say, they're all very, very far to the right. Let's just take one example — Florida AG Pam Bondi — as illustrative. Here are a few things you might want to know about Bondi.

Virginia Democratic candidate for governor, Terry McAuliffe, has surged ahead in the latest NBC4/NBC News/Marist poll. He now leads with 46% of likely voters, to Republican Ken Cuccinelli's 38%.

A Virginia judge tossed out a legal challenge to a new state law that mandates abortion clinics meet hospital standards. A small victory, but it highlights just how important an ethical Attorney General is for the state. The current, Ken Cuccinelli, fails to meet that standard.

Ken Cuccinelli’s Virginia gubernatorial campaign must really be hurting, because it just brought out some classic Religious Right scare tactics.
On Wednesday, the campaign sent out a fundraising email, signed by the candidate’s wife Teiro Cuccinelli, war

Elections have consequences, so many in fact that it's impossible to list them all. During the past week, we have before us the stark realization that the near-psychotic TeaPublicans are holding the nation hostage. They are even trying to chip away, and in some cases take a sledge hammer to, the right to vote.

NBC 4 in Washington reported yesterday that Terry McAuliffe has now come out in support of President Obama's proposed climate change rules. This is a courageous move, and a big deal that ought to make more of those who care about these issues get off their butts and hit the streets to help Terry beat world-class climate denial conspiracy theorist Ken Cuccinelli.

The Washington Post misleads readers in a story about Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli, and his persistent - and very vocal - antipathy towards women's health issues.