I read this article from the Wash Post on the VA governor's election and saw two angles to go, since the first one went long , see previous post, I figured I'd do two posts.
So take two,
In this exciting episode, we see this bit from the article

Seven in 10 Virginia voters say their views of President Obama, who is scheduled to campaign Tuesday with Deeds in Norfolk, will not be a factor in their choice for governor. The rest are about evenly divided between those who say their vote will be motivated by their desire to express support for the president and those who want to voice opposition to him, suggesting that Obama might not be a decisive figure in the contest and that the race is not the early referendum on the Obama presidency many have suggested it would be.

Get it? It won't be Obama's fault if he loses. And since some of you are too stupid to understand, they make sure they push the point

"Sometimes people talk about sending a message, with Virginia being in this odd off-year election cycle," said Keith Fredlake, 32, of Gainesville, a McDonnell supporter. "But I don't think so. I don't think Obama's really put a lot of stock into Virginia, and I don't think it will hurt or help.

See? Even one of them moron McDonnell supporters (who probably doesn't know about The Thesis) says it won't be Obama's fault. He doesn't even really care.
So don't you go saying it is. And most especially don't say it's a referendum on Obama's presidency. NJ either.
Subject closed. (Thesis!)

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