Republican Virginia Attorney General
Since her first running against Republican state Sen. John Blust in Greensboro 1998, Kay Hagan has been a tough competitor for the Democratic party. Will this be the year she is unseated? There are nine polls that show it's a very close race at the moment. Six of the polls show Hagan ahead marginally by 4-5 points, and one shows Tillis ahead with a five point lead. For the 2014 midterm elections, the GOP has some truly scary candidates with extreme views on women's rights, the climate, and how our government should function. Some of them proudly tout their extreme beliefs while others hide behind them, but all of them would take us a step backward should they be elected. What will it take to oust Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker in the upcoming mid-term election? In short, female voter turnout. Because, you see, there's a gender divide on the two running candidates when it comes to the polling, and its significant. "Governor Scott... I'm not sure I got an answer to the question.." That was a remark from one of the moderators at the gubernatorial debate between incumbent Florida Governor Rick Scott and his Democratic opponent, Charlie Crist. Rick Scott was asked a very straight forward question on discrimination with gay marriage: "Governor Scott, you say you are against discrimination. If you ever want to see a 'real life experiment' on how to turn Ayn Rand's philosophy into a state wide policy, then look no further than Kansas. Governor Brownback coasted to election four years ago on his promise to make Kansas a bastion of conservative orthodoxy. Texas Governor Rick Perry plans to run for president in 2016. He even just started his very own super PAC to gather campaign financing, named RickPAC. And the long time governor plans to hit the campaign trail hard later this month, visiting all the key Republican states, including Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, to name a few. Republican Georgia Governor Nathan Deal signed the "Safe Carry Protection Act" into state law on 4/23/2014. This law is being dubbed the "guns everywhere" bill by its critics. Here are the in's and out's of this incredibly controversial law, that goes into effect on July 1st. Governor Jan Brewer vetoed Arizona's "religious liberty" bill last evening, putting the brakes on what could have been one of the most discriminatory laws in the country had she given it her approval.
Ken Cuccinelli News & Opinion Articles |  | Wed Nov 06, 2013 | washingtonpost.com
Virginia has opened the doors to its 200-year-old Executive Mansion to a flamboyant Democratic cheerleader who will hav... |
|  | Wed Nov 06, 2013 | washingtonpost.com
The top lesson Michael Barone took from the Virginia gubernatorial election was that "the Obamacare rollout fiasco and... |
|  | Tue Nov 05, 2013 | nbcpolitics.nbcnews.com
Democratic businessman Terry McAuliffe defeated Republican Ken Cuccinelli to become Virginia's next governor after a co... |
|  | Fri Nov 01, 2013 | washingtonpost.com
If Ken Cuccinelli II loses his bid to be the next governor of Virginia on Tuesday, as polls suggest he will, the date o... |
|  | Tue Oct 29, 2013 | thedailybeast.com
Ken Cuccinelli is losing, but his supporters don’t seem to know it. At least not yet. On Monday, around 200 people sque... |
|  | Mon Oct 28, 2013 | washingtonpost.com
Democrat Terry McAuliffe has opened a double-digit lead over Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II in the race for Virgini... |
|  | Mon Oct 28, 2013 | rollingstone.com
For many Republican politicians, the chaos and bad blood that resulted from the recent Tea Party government shutdown wi... |
|  | Tue Sep 10, 2013 | huffingtonpost.com
In a sharp reversal, Virginia attorney general and Republican candidate for governor Ken Cuccinelli announced Tuesday t... |
For the second time in as many months, Rand Paul has been accused of using the words of someone else without giving proper attribution. Paul and Cuccineli filed a lawsuit against the NSA, but much of the lawsuits verbiage was a carbon copy of former Reagan attorney Bruce Fein's words. Ken Cuccinelli is exhibiting a new low in politics after refusing to telephone Governor-elect Terry McAuliffe to offer his congratulations and personal concession. It is customary for the losing party to contact the winner and concede after an election has been called, but Cuccinelli has refused to do so. An undercover investigation by the women's rights group NARAL has shown that right wing "crisis pregnancy centers" in Virginia are misinforming and misleading pregnant women seeking counseling. The centers, strongly backed by Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, are promoted as an alternative to Planned Parenthood. NARAL secretly recorded a conversation between a crisis pregnancy center employee and a young woman that shows the employee lecturing her about having sex before marriage and giving her blatantly false information regarding various forms of contraception. The employee also imposes her religious views on the woman and how god's plan is for women to only have sex within a marriage.
"Really, given that God does judge nations, it's amazing that abortion has run as far and foully as it has, without what I would consider to be a greater imposition of judgment on this country. Who knows what the future holds?"
“My personal beliefs about the personal challenges [destructive and soulless] of homosexuality haven’t changed.”
My view is that homosexuals are wrong. They’re intrinsically wrong. And I think in a natural law based country it’s appropriate to have policies that reflect that. … They don’t comport with natural law. I happen to think that it represents (to put it politely; I need my thesaurus to be polite) behavior that is not healthy to an individual and in aggregate is not healthy to society.
"I think [adultery laws] ought to stay on the books. Frankly it wouldn't hurt to enforce them more."
Videos on Ken Cuccinelli |  | Tue Jan 21, 2014
Fmr. VA Atty General Ken Cuccinelli responds to fmr. VA Gov. Robert McDonnell's indictmen... |
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Fmr. VA Atty Gen. Ken Cuccinelli says it "makes sense" for Christie to step aside as head... |
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