Senate - George Allen (R) - Allen is my kind of conservative. I know he's a Wahoo, but he went to bat for the Hokies when the ACC cherry picked the Big East. He was also seen at the Clemson game with his arm around a comely Miss Virginia. The only reason Dems have given us to vote against George Allen is for his use of the word 'macacca', of which nobody seems to know the meaning.

House - Undecided, leaning (R) - I used to live in Jim Moran's district, where the decision was simple. Even the Washington Post wonders how Moran keeps getting re-elected:

Challenging Moran should be the easiest job in America. After all, this is the congressman who -- you'll need a deep breath to make it to the end of this sentence -- grabbed an 8-year-old boy in a parking lot because Moran thought the kid had threatened him; borrowed $25,000 from a drug company lobbyist five days before agreeing to co-sponsor a bill that would help that lobbyist's client; took a $447,000 loan from a credit company four days before signing on to legislation that the company was pushing; got into a shoving match on the House floor with one colleague; threatened to punch another congressman in the nose; and just last year told an audience that there'd be no war against Iraq without the support of the Jewish community. Whew.

Tom Davis stinks and I don't know anything about the no-name Democrat who's running against him. I may just leave this one blank. The only real reason to vote for Davis is to keep the party of impeachment, cut and run, and open borders from gaining control of the House.

Gay Marriage Amendment - I wish there was an amendment to remove government interferance in marriage altogether. I don't care if gays marry, and I don't see how one person's marriage affects somebody else's.