Kirwin: “It is no longer the party’s job to choose a nomination method. That job is complete. The party’s job now is to make the choice work.”
KIRWIN: Continued Infighting Over Nomination Methods Must End
Ambassador Jim Gilmore Offers Final Remarks as OSCE Ambassador
Former Governor Jim Gilmore offers his final remarks as ambassador, emphasizing the essential role — and essential future — of the OSCE.
COX: Campaigns Should Not Pressure RPV To Reverse Convention
Cox: “Neither my campaign team nor I will pressure—directly or indirectly—the Party into choosing one nomination method over another.”
With 780,000 COVID Vaccines, Why Have Only 25% Of Them Been Administered?
The answer? Logistics and a failure to plan accordingly.
GINSBERG: Reversing Course On Convention Breaks Our Word To Virginia Republicans
Reversing the convention now would prove SCC to be inconsistent and unpredictable and erode the confidence Virginia Republicans have in us as RPV’s governing body, writes Ginsberg.
Biden Still Needs Grace
In 2016 I walked away from the Republican Party over the primary election of Donald Trump. But I never denigrated anyone who supported him. Here’s what I wrote: Trump — and his appointees — are just as capable of total depravity as Clinton and her appointees would have been; and God is still just as […]
SNESAVAGE: Time To Investigate Chase’s Campaign Activities
Failure to register her security detail on campaign finance reports constitutes the need for an investigation, says Unfit Virginia PAC’s Mark Snesavage.
Join the Union or Else: Right to Work in Peril
Right to Work is freedom. And Democrats oppose it.
GILMORE: On Russia’s Ongoing Aggression against Ukraine and Illegal Occupation of Crimea
“The United States fully supports Ukraine’s sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders, including its territorial waters.”
Governor Northam’s Budget Subsidizes Education Failure
There is a cast iron rule in economics: if you want more of something, subsidize it. Governor Northam must be a big fan of educational failure, because his budget provides a massive subsidy for it. The budget is missing the one thing it probably needed the most: direct help for families struggling to educate their […]
