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- that tells me either (a) it ain't happening or (b) Edd's playing his cards very close to his chest.
Leaning towards a.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2005Commonwealth Conservative: More on the 17th Senate districtIt looks as if the speculation has begun in earnest. I'll tell you what I know from sources close to the ground... Edd Houck has not been offered a spot in the Kaine administration, and there has been nothing to suggest it is even on the table. All this having been said, I have spoken with both Jay Hughes and Chris Yakabouski, as well as a handful of other probable contenders. There has been zero movement from among the Democrats in Spotsylvania, and zero indication Houck would take the spot if offered. The 17th is a very Republican district, so it isn't a stretch to say the next state senator will more than likely be a Republican if Houck moves out. Are the Dems willing to lose a seat? I doubt it. Open seats are like fumbled footballs. A lot of folks from both sides of the team scramble for the ball. One problem here though: no fumble yet. So until the hammer drops... be still, O blogosphere. UPDATE: Wow. Not only Commonwealth Conservative, but Too Conservative, SST, and GOPHokie have all gotten into the game. Heh! You guys know something I don't?
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