Todd predicts 2013 Virginia gubernatorial race between Cuccinelli and McAuliffe will be 'nasty.'
Arlington resident and NBC Chief White House Correspondent Chuck Todd said Friday that he wasn't looking forward to Ken Cuccinelli and Terry McAuliffe dominating Virginia's airwaves next year. He predicted the 2013 gubernatorial race would be "nasty." It'll likely be between Cuccinelli, a Republican and Virginia Attorney General, and McAuliffe, a McLean businessman and former Democratic National Committee chairman. "They're both going to see their path to victory as not being that other guy. And you know what kind of rhetoric" the two are capable of, Todd said. Todd, speaking at the Arlington Chamber of Commerce's 88th Annual Meeting at the Sheraton Pentagon City, analyzed the recent presidential election and dissected the debate …
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Event is Friday.
Chuck Todd, chief White House correspondent for NBC News, will by the keynote speaker at the Arlington Chamber of Commerce's 88th Annual Meeting at 11:30 a.m. Friday at the Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel. The meeting will celebrate the chamber's accomplishment's for 2012 and look forward to 2013, according to a news release. Attendees can expect to hear details of key initiatives and development plans for the upcoming year, along with the presentation of several awards. Attendance is $55 per person. To register, visit www.arlingtonchamber.org or contact Kate Roche at 703-525-2400 or events@arlingtonchamber.org.
Cinema Siren gives you the scoop on new and old TV. Watching a few new shows is a great way to take a break from politics!
As September wears on, we in this area get so weary of politics. It's as if during the elections, the rest of the country gets a small idea of what we experience all the time. It is all only amplified here. We need the occasional (if not permanent) break from all the attack ads, closed-off streets and fights over Virginia, Maryland and D.C. voters. What better way then to settle in front of the TV for shows from the new fall schedule? But Cinema Siren, you ask, is there anything new and exciting to consider? Well, I have your answer. Below is a list of when all your old favorites are having their fall premiere, as well as descriptions and links to previews of all the new shows on the horizon. Which ones look good to you? Which ones will…
Nathaniel
12:33 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Fox’s fall show "The Mob Doctor" is one of the few new fall prime time shows that me and my wife want to see. Jordana Spiro saves her brother life because of his gambling debt with the mob, and at the end of the season premiere she had to make a decision whether or not to kill the man that the mob told her too. Luckily I was home to watch this show, but on its scheduled time to air I will not be… more ›