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gone with the wind judging from the hundreds of political signs I saw driving through the state. I am told that in some sections such as Arlington in northern Virginia and some urban areas, party affiliation of Democrats is listed.

But that is certainly not the case in most suburban, semirural and rural areas.

And there is little doubt that if Harry Byrd Sr. were alive today he would have by now become a Republican. One has to recall that though Byrd originally supported Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt for President in 1932, it wasn’t too many years afterwards that Byrd concluded Roosevelt’s social welfare programs were much too liberal for his conservative philosophy.

When one looks at the current field of aspirants for the Democratic nomination for

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