How ’bout that “Warner Lied About the Gilmore Deficit” talking point making the rounds of the rightosphere? I can’t find any editor willing to share it. Damn the truth!

McDonnell was referring to not having “a particular plan or vision” on how to change the existing plan — the one he brokered — immediately after the court gutted it. Big difference.

Then perhaps you can point me to McDonnell’s “particular plan or vision” for solving the transportation crisis. Presumably it’s somewhere where there’s aso documentation of Gilmore leaving Warner with a funding surplus. :)

As for endorsing tax hikes. Please. The entire point of that article was opposition to tax increases. Try reading the sentence you quoted in context (in other words, read the sentences before and after it.)

Wait, wait, I want to try pulling a McDonnell here:

Abortion is wrong. As a government and a society, we must do everything that we can to eliminate abortion in Virginia. Legitimate abortions can be permitted, but part of the solution must be to encourage adoption.

Tell me, based on that statement, am I pro-life, or pro-choice?

You deliberately mischaracterized the first quote. McDonnell was referring to not having “a particular plan or vision” on how to change the existing plan — the one he brokered — immediately after the court gutted it. Big difference.

As for endorsing tax hikes. Please. The entire point of that article was opposition to tax increases. Try reading the sentence you quoted in context (in other words, read the sentences before and after it.) Closing funding gaps can be done by cutting spending — amazing, huh? And why did you ignore the part in the middle where he said, “Raising taxes when businesses and families are facing economic uncertainty is unwise” — would it have been unhelpful for the dishonest point you were making?