Check out James Webb's official "Webb site" (that's what I'm calling it, anyway) right here. Great job in such a short amount of time, by the way - congratulations to the Webb wizards who put this together! Now, as Webb gears up his campaign, I can't wait to see more on the Webb site about his positions on the issues (still nothing on that other candidate's site, by the way, several weeks after he declared. Hmmmm....). I'd also love to see more about how and where to meet James Webb as he travels around the state. I'm convinced that when people see and hear him, they're going to love him. On that note, it would be great to have audio and video clips of Webb in action, just as Tim Kaine did so effectively in his campaign for governor. And I would LOVE to see more of the wonderful things people are saying regarding the James Webb candidacy - I've presented a small sample of these comments, but believe me, there are dozens if not hundreds more like these on the Draft site and elsewhere.Congratulations to James Webb, and welcome to the Virginia Senate race. Onwards to victory and a great new day in America!
[UPDATE: I forgot to mention Webb's "four major themes" that he will be talking to Virginians about over the coming months: 1) "Refocusing America's foreign and defense policies in a way that truly protects our national interests and seeks harmony where they are not threatened;" 2) "Repairing the country's basic infrastructure, which has eroded badly over the past decade, and developing more creative ways to assist disaster-stricken areas such as those in New Orleans and along the Gulf coast;" 3) "Reinstituting notions of true fairness in American society, including issues of race, class, and economic advantage;" and 4) "Restoring the Constitutional role of the congress as an equal partner, reining in the unbridled power of the Presidency."
See why I love this guy?]