On the November 11th edition of WINA’s Best Seat in the House, Jed has the weekly UVA Writer’s Roundtable with Kris Wright of thesabre.com. Jed and Kris discuss why the Cavaliers have struggled on the road under Al Groh.

Waldo Jaquith and Shaun Kenney join Coy Barefoot on the November 6th edition of WINA’s Charlottesville-Right Now to discuss the election, and a new Survey USA poll that had Webb at 51 percent in the polls. However, a Gallup poll has Allen slightly ahead. Is the election a referendum on Allen’s character?

Kenney is running the campaign for Marilyn Musgrave, a candidate for Colorado’s 4th Congressional District. Jaquith works as the webmaster for the Virginia Quarterly Review. At one point, Hawes Spencer of the Hook joins the discussion to talk about Gail Parker’s political ad.

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Bob Gibson of the Charlottesville Daily Progress joins Coy Barefoot on the eve of election day to talk about the end of the campaign. Gibson says he’s looking forward to the end of political ads on television.

“The race is so close that the national parties and their senatorial committees are throwing million dollars at TV screens in Virginia,” says Gibson on the November 6th edition of WINA’s Charlottesville–Right Now. “And what do they have to put up? Trash!”

Gibson and Coy talk about why political observers across the nation are watching the race between George Allen and Jim Webb, as well as Ballot Question #1 and the Virgil Goode/Al Weed race for the 5th Congressional District.

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Holly Hatcher joins Coy Barefoot on the November 6th edition of WINA’s Charlottesville–Right Now to talk about some proposed changes to the section of the Charlottesville City Code that deals with animals. Hatcher has been part of a campaign to strengthen penalties for people who cannot stop their dog from attacking another. Hatcher’s dog was attacked by a loose pit bull while she walking him around Meade Park. It took two grown men to pull the two dogs apart.”

“And you know, I started looking at the laws and realized that we have a very weak animal ordinance in the city of Charlottesville.”

She says the tougher ordinance will penalize irresponsible dog owners who allow their dogs.

Coy Barefoot continues his series on Virginia bloggers with a conversation with Rick Sincere, a libertarian blogger from Charlottesville. Sincere wonders why
the Republicans in government have strayed so far away from their core values while in power.

“When the Republicans gained control of Congress in 1994, there was a lot of hope they would roll back of the federal monstrosity,” says Sincere. “It hasn’t happened.”

Sincere also says dire predictions about electronic voting machines are not warranted. He also explains why he’s voting no on the Marshall-Newman amendment.

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On the November 2 edition of WINA’s “Best Seat in the House”, Jed talks with William and Mary athletic director Terry Driscoll about the NCAA’s new ban on using Native American imagery in team logos. William and Mary officials recently they would comply with the ban, which means no more use of feather in the W&M logo. However, teams can still be called “The Tribe.”

Kenton Ngo is a 16-year-old political blogger who runs the site 750 Volts. He phones in on the November 2nd edition of WINA’s Charlottesville–Right Now to weigh in on the Virginia Senate race. Ngo thinks Jim Webb has the momentum coming into Tuesday’s election, and will rout Allen in Northern Virginia. But he says turnout in Tidewater will be crucial in determining the winner.

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Chad Dotson of the Commonwealth Conservative phones in on the November 2 edition of WINA’s Charlottesville–Right Now from his home in Wise, Virginia. Dotson and Coy Barefoot talk about Larry Sabato’s recent prediction that Jim Webb will defeat George Allen in the senate race. Dotson disagrees, and says this race is much closer than it should be.

“I’m expecting a three-point Allen victory,” he says, citing what he calls Webb’s poor campaign. Dotson also weighs in on John Kerry’s comments this week about the military and George Bush.

On the November 2 edition of WINA’s “Best Seat in the House”, Jed and Joey talk about the Florida State Seminoles and the challenges they present this weekend for the Virginia Cavaliers.

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On the November 1 edition of WINA’s “Best Seat”, Jed talks with former Cavalier guard Roger Mason. Mason recently made the roster for the NBA’s Washington Wizards.