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gubernatorial campaign he trailed in the polls and his organization seemed in disarray. Yet through it all Wilder remained supremely cool and confident, keeping his own counsel.

Similarly now, while cStching flak for failing to strongarm the General Assembly or promoting a social agenda, he remains unperturbed. When old pals of the Democratic left such as Sen. Joseph Garlan of Fairfax complain about his alleged inaction, Wilder responds “it takes vision to see vision.”

In my opinion, Professor Rozell is right when he says that the fiscal mess lets the new governor have it both ways for a while, giving him the ability to please conservatives with his prudent measures and to appease liberals by saying, in effect, he still supports their agenda but the money’s not there now to fund it.

One suspects, knowing Wilder’s past modus operandi of concentrating more on the finish of the race

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