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In an interview during the PEC tour prior to the press conference, Davis criticized Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine for allowing Dominion to sponsor a fundraiser last week in Tysons Comer that poured $1 million into Kaine’s PAC. The money will be used support Democratic candidates seeking Virginia General Assembly seats.
Davis suggested Kaine had been too busy “soaking up” Dominion-inspired political contributions to pay much attention to the power line proposal.
“(Davis) well knows that that Dominion, as a major employer in Virginia, makes contributions to a lot of people, including the congressman,” Kaine spokesman Kevin Hall said in defense of the governor. “And I might also note that friends of the governor and contributors of tiie governor are very vocal in opposition to this project. So the congressman’s inference isn’t particularly fair nor valid at this point.”
Kaine increasingly has been criticized for dodging the Dominion debacle.
“The governor has not taken a public position (on the proposal) because nothing has been filed (with the SCC) by Dominion at this point,” Hall said. “The governor would like
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