No, VA "should" not have been a 15-point win and if anyone is "shaking" it's VA's Repub party - they lost all the marbles on Nov 5 because they allowed an extremely divisive, weak candidate to be their candidate for gov - a man who sued university professors because he disagreed with their global warming writings, a man who claims he's for small gov't but wanted the government in people's bedroom, a man who pretends he's moral yet accepted gifts he "forgot" to report from the same VA businessman who successfully showered our now-disgraced Repub governor/his wife, and a man who invited NJ's Gov Chris Christie to campaign with him to save his sinking campaign but Christie was smart enough not to be seen with VA's Repub candidate.
The VA candidate for gov NEVER lead in the polls and the ONLY reason the election was close is because at the last minute problems with the health care web site surfaced. The Repub candidate for gov sued the fed govt over the health care law after it was passed as law by Congress and after it was ruled legal by the SC, seeking to block national health care insurance for millions of people, something he was very proud of...and from the sound of your post, you are too.
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