Mark Warner Campaign Admits It Is Devoid Of Substance

From yesterday’s WashTimes:

Warner spokesman Kevin Hall  — “Governor Warner also is eager to offer the contrast with his opponent in leadership style.”

There you have it.  We’ve been saying all along that Marky Mark is all style and no substance.  Now we have the admission from his own campaign that they are completely devoid of meaning.

We’ve been hammering this home for months, going back to January when Marky Mark’s campaign website had NO issues listed on it at all and merely had holiday greetings and “Go Hokies!” on it.  In fact, Mark Warner’s campaigns remind me of a scene from the movie “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure.”  Just before Bill and Ted appear in the auditorium in front of their classmates from San Dimis High to give their history presentation, there is a jock giving his.  It is obvious that his presentation is completely vapid and everyone is starting to snooze.  Then, at the very end, he adds, “San Dimis football RULES!” and the whole place errupts in applause.  THAT is the model for Warner’s campaigns.

The only way Marky Mark can win an election (and don’t forget, he is only 1 for 3 — lost ‘96 senate race, won ‘01 gov. race, dropped out of ‘08 presidential before any votes were even cast but after opening offices) is if can get away without having to address substantive issues.  When forced to deal with them, he lies.

Someone needs to put the question to Marky Mark that the media put to Ted Kennedy in 1980 when he was running for president – Exactly why DO you want to be elected to this position?

My hunch is, given that Marky Mark is running for this position in order to BE a senator, not to DO anything specific, his answer will be as vapid as that jock’s presentation in “Bill and Ted.”