10/21/2009

Bob’s claim at last night’s debate that he wouldn’t push a social agenda didn’t last 14 hours


From his speech at Liberty University this morning.



On pg. 55 of his thesis, Bob telegraphed the campaign he's been running:

It is also becoming clear in modern culture that the voting American mainstream is not willing to accept a true pro-family ideologue

But given Bob's dramatic change in tone between the debate last night and his appearance at Liberty today, just imagine how different his term as governor would be from his campaign.

To learn more, visit http://bobmcdonnellblueprint.com/

Oct 21, 2009 4:54:26 PM

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Bob's Thesis

At age 34, months away from launching his political career, Bob McDonnell outlined his governing philosophy in a 93-page thesis that promoted his rigid ideological agenda. The Washington Post called the document a “blueprint” and “a vision that he started to put into action soon after he was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates.” To learn more, visit http://bobmcdonnellblueprint.com/

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