Failure to register her security detail on campaign finance reports constitutes the need for an investigation, says Unfit Virginia PAC’s Mark Snesavage.
SNESAVAGE: Time To Investigate Chase’s Campaign Activities
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 […]
Who Elected Ralph Northam Pope?
Northam’s foray into religion cloaks an underhanded effort to manipulate the public rather than deal with Virginians as adults.
Over 500 VMI Graduates Sign Open Letter Demanding Investigation
“VMI and its alumni should be open to a rigorous examination of our alma mater to ensure that it reflects the values that it espouses.”
Virginia GOP Must Embrace Demographic Shift or Continue Losing
Republicans don’t have to change our values, writes D.J. Jordan, we just need to be more fearless about aggressively engaging all communities.
Northam’s COVID Credibility Hits Rock Bottom, Just When It’s Needed Most
As old newspaper editors are wont to say, credibility is like grass. It grows by the inch, and dies by the yard. In time of crisis, the single most important currency that government officials have is credibility. Presidents and governors come into office with a certain amount of goodwill. When hurricanes roll in or terrorists […]
Governor Northam Should Consider Amending, Delaying Bills that Hurt Small Business
In the worlds of business and government, there’s an old saw about known unknowns and unknown unknowns. There’s a cowboy holed up in a cabin. He looks out the window with a rifle, watching for cattle rustlers in the hills. He knows they’re out there, but he doesn’t know where. These are known unknowns. Then […]
WILSON: How To Build And Grow So Virginia Republicans Can Win Again
Demographics shift, but hard work shouldn’t go by the wayside, writes Wilson.
