Among the many who are taking a principled stand for Virginia's future are the following:
Senate Patrons
* J. Chapman Petersen (chief patron)
* John S. Edwards
* W. Roscoe Reynolds
* Patricia S. Ticer
* Mary Margaret WhippleHouse Patrons
* Joseph F. Bouchard
* Robert H. Brink
* Adam P. Ebbin
* Albert C. Eisenberg
* David L. Englin
* Dave W. Marsden
* Kenneth R. Plum
* David E. Poisson
* James M. Scott
* David J. Toscano
* Margaret G. Vanderhye
Good on all of these great Democrats, but where are the supposed leaders of the Party?
Where is Creigh Deeds? Where is Brian Moran? These guys both want to be the next Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Do they believe they can lead without leading?
How about Senate Majority Leader Dick Saslaw and and House Democratic Leader Ward Armstrong?
These men claim roles of leadership, but what message does it send the rank and file when they won't stand up for a critical principle like renewable energy and progressive growth?
This is really embarrassing. There's little time to spare before this bill comes up in committee. Will the supposed Democratic leadership stand up for principle or let this critical legislation fall for lack of stewardship?
The time is now. Our message to these Senators and Delegates: If you want positions of Leadership, then please, be leaders. That's why we work so hard fighting for you, because we expect you to work hard and fight for us.
More MIAs: these members of the Northern Virginia Delegation haven't signed on, and they really should.
Missing in the Senate
Saslaw
Howell
Barker
Puller
Missing in the House
Shannon
Bulova
Hull
Watts
Sickles
Amundson
Moran
Caputo
I'm feeling more optimistic about this bill.