Calls for partial martial law are fundamentally oppositional to a republic of free men and a republic of laws. This is not a joke.

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Calls for partial martial law are fundamentally oppositional to a republic of free men and a republic of laws. This is not a joke.
Northam and Herring both conspired to release criminals without informing families — all while keeping the public in the dark.
There is a cast iron rule in economics: if you want more of something, subsidize …
There are a lot of questions about the COVID-19 vaccines — which are safe, which are ethical, when will they be made available, and who will get them first.
The Virginia Healthcare & Hospitals Association (VHHA) are already fielding questions and comments surrounding the new vaccines, and while there are at least four of them to choose from, VHHA is doing its best to get as much information out to the public as possible.
In that spirit, VHHA made a helpful and short video about what the initial rollout is going to look like:
At present, there is zero talk of a vaccination mandate either in Richmond or being recommended as a policy direction.
Given the scarcity of the vaccine at present, the real concern is prioritization among at-risk populations — including the elderly and minorities.
Thankfully, the large first wave seems as if it will be able to inoculate the vast majority of Virginia’s frontline doctors and health care staff, as well as make available the option of a vaccination to our law enforcement, firefighters, and emergency services personnel — key populations who are overtly exposed to COVID-19 in closed environment such as homes and businesses.
Strategically placed in Northam’s spending plan is $5.1 million to expand the court from 11 to 15 judges.
Staring down his own blackface scandal, Mark “Red” Herring seeks to sooth progressive voters that he gets it on being racist.
Northam’s foray into religion cloaks an underhanded effort to manipulate the public rather than deal with Virginians as adults.
Former CEO Karl Miller isn’t opposed to “political bribery” per se, just the sort that’s not in his control.
Erausquin, a regular donor to Virginia and national Democratic candidates since 2008, is a founding partner at Consumer Litigation Associates, a Virginia firm that specializes in suing the financial and credit-reporting industries.
“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.”