Democratic gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds launched a television ad Wednesday closely linking himself with President Obama, a day after publicly backing away from a public health care option endorsed by the president.
The two moves illustrate Deeds’ conundrum as he enters the home stretch of the Virginia governor’s race: How to stir the mass of Obama voters in Virginia without associating himself too closely with national policy goals that could alienate moderate voters.
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