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Profound Consequences
“The special elections," he answered, "could destroy the House of Delegates as we have known and loved it. But my concern addresses larger matters, and contemplates more profound consequences."
“Come on. Randolph!" I exclaimed. “What could he more profound than the composition of the General Assembly?"
"The fact that Chuck Rohb is running for vice president." he replied somberly.
"Now, Randolph." I said, trying to keep my voice calm. "I am aware that the governor has been getting around the country, and I'm also aware that he is rumored to have national ambitions. But why are you so sure about it?"
“Look at the way he is running the governorship." said Randolph. "It's a finely tuned balancing act between what will play well in, say. Spotsylvania County, but will also play well in Oklahoma City or Seattle. Couple this with his personal, political and family connections along with the 'star quality’ people say he has.1 and you've got yourself a national candidate if 1 ever saW one.
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