Despite narrowly electing Democratic Senator Joe Manchin in 2010, West
Virginia has trended steadily more Republican ever since. And now, the
shift in zeitgeist has apparently tricked up, as the state’s Democratic
Governor has announced that he will not endorse President Obama for
reelection, while also stopping just short of endorsing Mitt Romney.
Talk about a knife in the back. CNS News reports:
West Virginia’s Democratic Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin said he
is not endorsing President Barack Obama for re-election, saying the
president “has apparently made it his mission to drive the backbone of
West Virginia’s economy, coal and the energy industry, out of business.”
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Manchin is one of the last blue dogs in office. He campaigned AGAINST Obama, and won the governorship because of it. He's hated in the liberal circles, but his policies will keep him in office for decades to come.
ReplyDeleteFinally a good Democrat has realized the party has been corrupted and taken over by socialists and their marxist agenda.
ReplyDeleteNAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH.
ReplyDeleteObama is toast!!
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