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Morning the choice of continuing an office was ralph northam's to make. by saturday dinner time, he said it's difficult for anyone that watched the press conference today to conclude that he has any other choice but to resign. the virginia legislative black caucus, which had already called for northam to resign on saturday turned it up to an 11 saying their confidence in northam's ability to govern is eviscerated. northam appeared to have a smooth exit ahead of him, and then went ahead and scored an own goal. instead of the apology, he wrecked his own story. i mean, here are the front pages fr...

Professor who has never held office. he teaches at randolph macon college. the same skchool where his democratic opponent is on the faculty who will face him in the november election. though brat claimed allegiance to tea party ideals, he did not attract financial support from any of the major tea party groups. political writer jeff shapiro of the richmond "times dispatch." >> sometimes ideas are bigger than dollars. fewer votes make for bigger surprises. >> reporter: what may have helped brat most was cantor, himself, whose disconnect from the district led to his downfall. >> i honestly wasn'...

Scandal." in charlottesville, virginia it's the "daily progress" newspaper who's calling the fiasco with the governor now a nightmare. "a nightmare now being lived out of the state's highest office." "governor mcdonnell is a man under siege. every day's another in a seamless stretch of ethical horrors. he talks the talk of a man of conviction but walks the walk of one whose inner compass is shattered." that's "the daily progress" in charlottesville. in richmond, the state capital, it's the "times dispatch" newspaper. "the drip drip drip of embarrassing stories resembles a flood. virginians ask...

Get this. look at this line. "no amount of lysol can contain the stink emanating from capitol square this week and virginians shouldn't be asked to hold their noses any longer. only lawmakers can clean up the system and restore public confidence after this season of scandal." in charlottesville, virginia it's the "daily progress" newspaper who's calling the fiasco with the governor now a nightmare. "a nightmare now being lived out of the state's highest office." "governor mcdonnell is a man under siege. every day's another in a seamless stretch of ethical horrors. he talks the talk of a man of...