Stephen Spiker
Stephen Spiker is a pollster and a veteran Northern Virginia political operative. He is the 11th District Young Republican representative and former chair of the Prince William YRs. Spiker graduated from George Mason University and lives in Woodbridge with his wife and three sons.
Somehow This Needs To Be Said: Declaring Martial Law is Not Conservative
Anyone who advocates for martial law is diametrically opposed to civil rights and Constitutional rights, including and especially the 2nd Amendment.
The 3 Dumbest Lies About the Election, Ranked
The dumbest lie of the 2020 Election is that there are massive fraud and irregularities, and that this puts the outcome of the election into jeopardy.
A Case Study of Why Criminal Justice Reform is Impossible
Punishing assaults that result in no harm as misdemeanors than with mandatory minumums an obvious step for criminal justice reform, but it’s easier to lie than correct the wrongs of overcriminalization.
BREAKING: SBE Grants Extension for 8 Candidates
Bob Good, Aliscia Andrews, Nicholas Betts, and four 7th District Republicans all qualify for the ballot this November.
Melissa Beaudoin Wins 11th District Chairman’s Race
Melissa Beaudoin defeats Fredy Burgos – yes, that Fredy Burgos – to become 11th District Chairman.
2020 Spring Fundraising Roundup
A district-by-district look at the latest fundraising reports.
2020 Q1 Fundraising Roundup
Taylor, Riggleman, and Freitas show strength; Luria, Spanberger, and Wexton prove to be formidable.
Nick Freitas’s Pre-Filings Cement His Frontrunner Status in 7th District
The convention pre-file numbers, along with his fundraising lead and key endorsements, cement Del. Nick Freitas as the frontrunner in the 7th District.
Tim Parrish Announces For PWC GOP Chairman
The local businessman and Marine veteran will seek the open Prince William County GOP chairman seat
Exclusive Interview with Rich Anderson, Candidate for RPV Chair
In an exclusive interview with Bearing Drift, Del. Rich Anderson discusses his candidate for RPV Chairman, his vision to unify the party, and other issues the GOP will face in 2020.
