On Wednesday, Congressman Jim Moran (D-VA) became the third Democratic member of the House of Representatives in the last three days to announce that he will retire and not run for re-election in 2014.
On Tuesday, Congressman Bill Owens (D-NY) announced his retirement. On Monday, prominent Nancy Pelosi ally George Miller (D-CA) announced his retirement.
Though Moran's retirement is not expected to give Republicans a significant chance of wresting control of the Northern Virginia district he has represented in Congress for twelve terms away from the Democrats, it is a clear signal that the ranking Democrat on the Interior-Environment Appropriations Subcommittee believes there is little likelihood his party will win the House back in 2014.
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Jim Moran got scorched with the publishing of Moran's Son being busted committing Voter Fraud --even explaining what to do..
ReplyDeleteJudge lets him off (a partisan Judge) because the reporter from Veritas wasn't in Virginia at a hearing.. when the Reporter was told to stay out of Virginia.. just another day
He did all the damage he could, now it's somebody else's turn to try to destroy our freedom.
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