I expected him to win, but the turnout and the decisiveness of the victory were well beyond in anyone s expectations here. This week turned out to be the straw that broke the camel s back as Republicans won at a torrid pace throughout college campuses. That same day Marymount University, in liberal Arlington, elected George W. Bush, George Allen, and Demaris Miller to the offices they are running for. Finishing out the day, Over 650 Hokies turned out to elect Governor Bush by a 4-1 margin over his competition. On November 2, rounding out the month, we had today s victories at Tidewater Community College in Chesapeake and Christopher Newport University.
Republicans are right on education.
Republicans have a proven record on education. Democrats have overseen a rising federal role in education and an explosion in the Department of Education s budget while test scores have gone down. Youths are intelligent, and they understand that liberal ideas mired in the 1960 s will not save them. Youths are excited by Governor Bush s far-sighted progressive agenda on education. They understand that while Chuck Robb was doing nothing, but trying to raise their taxes in the Beltway, Governor Allen was making college affordable for the middle-class.