When the Staunton News Leader starts sounding more conservative than our Republican elected officials, it gets my attention. I’m talking about Del. Dickie Bell’s proposal to require [...]
Dr. John Holdren, Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, told officials in Danville yesterday that traditional manufacturing is “a thing of the past.” Someone forgot to tell that to executives at a Galax furniture company who also announced a massive expansion yesterday.
My sources in the General Assembly tell me that Sen. Dick Black is wavering on the property rights amendment set to come before the Privileges and Elections [...]
To quote Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the chickens are coming home to roost. When you have been outed for saying the things Newt said about the same Ronald [...]
For an example of a newspaper lobbying furiously to preserve its bottom line, here’s the Richmond Times-Dispatch, arguing that allowing localities to print notices on websites (there [...]
The RTD’s Bart Hinkle argues that Virginia should in no way, shape or form act as an Obamacre enabler by creating health insurance exchanges. Why? Any state [...]
In this issue: Delegate Rob Bell, Americans for Prosperity, and FreedomWorks on what to expect this General Assembly session, the future of School Choice, and where the Tea Party goes from here.
Earlier this month, Charlottesville-based author and activist David Swanson posted an article on the web site of Move to Amend (also known as MovetoAmend.org) explaining that organization’s [...]
For those in Northern Virginia, if you listened to WTOP on Fridays, you would typically hear Mark Plotkin’s Friday Politics Program. This program would often feature Plotkin’s interviews with various local politicians and candidates about the issues facing the area. It was a great program, even if Plotkin’s politics were liberal leaning.
$500 billion. Not millions… but b-b-billions. With a capital b. That’s $500 billion of cuts to the Defense Department over the next 10 years. Not budget cuts, [...]
A House Education subcommittee meeting was overflowing this morning in the General Assembly as homeschoolers crowded in to show support for Delegate Rob Bell’s (R-58th House) HB [...]
Via The Hill, we learn that Ener1, a battery manufacturer that received a $118.5 million stimulus grant from the Department of Energy in 2009 has gone into [...]
A smattering of the emails former UVA professor Michael Mann and the school at first denied still existed, then fought to keep out of the public eye [...]
Kurt Michael announced as Augusta County supervisor candidate — April 2011. In my campaign manager book, it talks about how issues make candidates. No where is that [...]
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