Bill Bolling
Bill Bolling spent 22 years in elected office including eight years as 39th Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. He lives in the Richmond area with his wife Jean Ann and teaches government and politics at George Mason University, University of Richmond, and Virginia Commonwealth University.
Bolling: The Challenge for the GOP
The party must find a way to nominate candidates that can energize and mobilize the Republican base, while at the same time keeping more traditional Republicans engaged and reaching out to more moderate and independent voters.
Bolling: As a Member of Congress, Good Should Know Better When Throwing Red Meat
Good may be one of the most uninformed members of Congress
Bolling: Finding the Positives in Politics
Sharing experiences through political classes, hearing from students, authoring a book
Bolling: Youngkin’s Halt of Ford Factory a Head-Scratcher
Development would have created 2,500 jobs for Southside Virginia
Bolling: Did You Know That Assessments Can’t Raise Your Real Estate Taxes, But Your Board of Supervisors Can?
Most people mistakenly assume that an increase in their real estate assessment will automatically result in an increase in their real estate taxes, but did you know that’s not how it works in Virginia?
Bolling: GOP Has a House Speaker but at the Cost of a Bitterly Divided Caucus
The week-long speaker drama may be over but what comes next?
Bolling: Hypocrisy of Anti-McCarthy Faction
In his role as Minority Leader in the House of Representatives, raised millions of dollars to help his party win the majority, and he spent much of it helping those voting against him
Bolling: 20 Obscure U.S. House Members Hold GOP Caucus Hostage
A third day ended without the election of a House Speaker. If the GOP leadership caves now, it will never stop.
Bolling: Politics, Virginia Style
Thanks to the complete failure of the new Virginia Redistricting Commission to successfully complete its work, new legislative districts were drawn by the Supreme Court of Virginia, and to say that the Supreme Court shook things up would be a gross understatement
Bolling: ‘When Shaun Hannity Calls You a Clown Show, You Have Lost Touch With Reality’
Hannity: ‘House Republicans now on verge of becoming a total clown show’ in House Speaker vote
