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Taking a page from Deeds's message in the final weeks last year, O'Malley also has begun casting his race increasingly as a fight for Obama.

Obama's role in Md. governor's race remains unclear as O'Malley visits White House Aaron C. Davis 2010

Taking a page from Deeds's message in the final weeks last year, O'Malley also has begun casting his race increasingly as a fight for Obama.

Obama's role in Md. governor's race remains unclear as O'Malley visits White House Aaron C. Davis 2010

Taking a page from Deeds's message in the final weeks last year, O'Malley also has begun casting his race increasingly as a fight for Obama.

Obama's role in Md. governor's race remains unclear as O'Malley visits White House Aaron C. Davis 2010

The prime real estate on his home page is rotating between a polling place locator, a call for contributions, a volunteer sign-up feature, a collection of newspaper endorsements, a spotlight on the Deeds's endorsement from the Washington Post, a pointer to the candidate's scholarship plan, and finally, for good measure, a profile of Deeds's own day spent with Obama.

Home Pages of the Home Stretch Scola, Nancy 2009

McDonnell's solid, safe campaign, combined with Deeds's horrifically bad campaign, led to the the final 59-41 margin.

Redskins Insider Podcast -- The Washington Post 2010

I don't think you can overlook the culpability of the Washington Post in Deeds's loss. the angry left believed that all they had to do was simply write article after article about the decades old thesis and the voters would be so turned off they would ignore all the attachments of the Deeds candidate with failed liberal ideas.

Redskins Insider Podcast -- The Washington Post 2010

No, it is not Deeds's talking skills that are the problem.

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed 2009

However, I think McDonnell's views and record should be up for question during a campaign, just as should Deeds's, especially if the questioning is done through dialogue and not soundbites.

News for Richmond Times-Dispatch 2009

Deeds said he was puzzled by the comments from unnamed Obama administration officials who said that he had virtually no chance to defeat Republican Robert F. McDonnell and that such a loss would reflect on Deeds's failings rather than on Obama's popularity.

RealClearPolitics - Homepage 2009

Across the state, Deeds's Republican rival, former attorney general Robert F. McDonnell, spent the morning knocking on doors in a small suburban neighborhood in Manassas as he begins a push to win back Northern Virginia.

NBC Washington - Top Stories 2009