not my state but i still have to post this

he says his views have changed. they very well may have. i in no way shape or form believe they have more than the teeniest tiniest bit though. twenty years is not an eternity. if this man believed 20 years ago single women should not be ALLOWED to have contraception, women are 'detrimental' to the work force and 'the' gays are well who the hell even knows what he thought and currently thinks about 'the' gays........

so now he thinks it's ok for unmarried couples to be ALLOWED to have contraception? so now he thinks it's ok if the little woman has a job?

well he may say so but i ain't buying it

Governor's Race Erupts Over McDonnell's Past Views

By Amy Gardner, Rosalind S. Helderman and Anita Kumar

Washington Post Staff Writers
The Virginia governor's race ignited Monday over Republican Robert F. McDonnell's 20-year-old graduate thesis: Democrats assailed him in e-mail blasts and interviews for what he wrote about working women, homosexuals and "fornicators," and McDonnell tried to explain his views to crucial moderate and female voters.

After a sleepy summer filled with rural RV tours and policy papers on energy and the economy, news of the thesis, first reported Sunday in The Washington Post, pushed the race to a fever pitch.

McDonnell's opponent, Democrat R. Creigh Deeds, bombarded state and national media with details of the thesis, submitted by McDonnell in 1989 for a master of arts in public policy and juris doctorate in law from Regent University in Virginia Beach...