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« on: August 18, 2019, 09:30:53 AM »

During the Robert C Byrd era, Virginia was a states rights states, and was closely aligned to West Virginia. However, since 2000, as John Warner and Robert C Byrd began to align themselves with McCain mavericks, by criticizing Dubya's conduct during Iraq War, Virginia, who elected Doug Wilder, became a progressive state

You do know that Harry Byrd and Robert Byrd are separate people, right?

Also, this is unrelated, but Jimmy Dean the sausage guy is a different person from 50s actor James Dean.
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