Germany demands rational pi to be included in next Greek bailout deal
In what could be an attempt to deflect from domestic troubles, the German government has placed “an end to irrational…
Yes, the center-right is splitting in America…and it’s perfectly normal
The Republicans (and the Whigs…and the Federalists) have all gone through this before. One could argue it helped put two Virginia-born politicians in the White House.
British steel quasi-monopolist looks to sell; hyperventilations ensue…
…and will likely spread to the presidential campaign, and Petersburg.
An Open Letter to Bill Bolling
I don’t care what you call yourself today, but you should know but for two mistakes – mistakes *you* made – we would be calling you Governor.
Let the split come
Supporters of limited government have had an uneasy coalition with big-government racialists for decades. The Trump candidacy is bringing that to a merciful end. To go forward, we must go back.
Why Trump voters should actually support Cruz
Assuming they are driven by genuine grievances (as opposed to racialism or outright racism), those angry enough to vote for Trump will have better luck supporting Cruz instead.
General Assembly hammers out budget agreement
The legislature chooses to borrow money from A to pay off an earlier loan from B, while still refusing to include the governor’s proposed tax slice.
COPN Reform stalls; Rent-seekers win, for now
The State Senate put COPN reform in a deep freeze this year.
It’s Happening?
After Saturday night’s results, Donald Trump’s nomination victory seems a lot less inevitable, and certain to take much longer.
COPN Reform Bill Awaiting State Senate Approval
Many of the reforms from the Peace and O’Bannon bills are in the newer version of Byron’s bill, but there is a price, and a question of how much time is left in the General Assembly.