Good Grief Gertie, are there any other Democratic candidates

running for state office that aren’t calling for Delegate Phillip A. Hamilton’s resignation? Nope it’s unanimous. All three Democratic candidates running for the top slots, Creigh Deeds (the country lawyer), Jody Wagner (the nut lady), and Steve Shannon (city lawyer) are jumping up and down crying, Ohhhhh, what you did!”

Follow up:

Perhaps they forgot who their opponents are. Now Wagner and Shannon are running Hamilton out of office and Creeds, for some unbelievable reason in his last TV slot, is running against former President George W. Bush. Interesting enough, he wants to continue the work of Former Governor Mark Wagner. Holey Moley C.D., did you forget the work of your buddy, current part-time Governor Tim Kaine? Yeah, not many think it was very good either.

Hey, look. I appreciate those who take time and run for office, but this bunch is a real piece of work. Have you read Creeds “Economic Plan”? There are “investments” up the ying-yang. A tax credit for this, a forgive-your-student loan for that, bridges, tunnels new roads, light rail and fast rail connection in every burg, network connections here, there and everywhere, free medical coverage when you lose your job, double this and increase that. He did, however; forget the chicken in every pot, shtick.

If you’re inclined to laugh-out-loud-rolling-on-the-floor, download it. I did, although seeing me LOL-ROTF is not a pretty sight. I’m trying to locate the forest of money trees, Creeds is going to harvest to get all this pie-in-the-sky.

Speaking of a head in the clouds, Jody Wagner has accused Bill Bolling of sleeping on the job. Does Jody think Lt. Governor is a full time job? Does she know what the Lt. Governor does? Talk about clueless; she needs to read the job description.

Back to Hamilton. Hey, what can one say? He is a sleaze. Got greedy, got arrogant, and got caught. If he gets re-elected by his constituents, he is a master politician like Portsmouth Mayor Holly.

Most importantly, candidates who try to make hay by drawing attention to a Virginian embarrassment only perpetuate divisiveness and intensify the humiliation all Virginians must endure. This is not what we want, nor expect, as a trait in those who would lead Virginia.