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Home Energy and Environment McDonnell: Meh, Chesapeake Bay Fine The Way It Is 

Gov. Bob McDonnell’s response: Sounds fine to me!

The Chesapeake Bay Foundation was unsparing in its criticism, saying the plan lacks details and is “stunningly deficient on how the commonwealth will implement many of these proposals.”

“I think our governor has an approach that the free market is going to solve all the problems of the world,” Tolbert said. “We’ve spent the last 25 years relying on the free market to clean up the Chesapeake Bay and, while we’ve made a little bit of progress, we have failed time and time again.“

Considering McDonnell has gotten more than $1.1 million from agriculture interests in his career, should we be surprised who he’s looking out for here?