Is Jennifer Wexton Violating Federal Election Law? Shaun Kenney - November 26, 2017 This is why state elected officials suspend their state campaign accounts when they run for federal office.
Free Markets Begin To Turn Against Universities Shaun Kenney - November 26, 2017 Politicizing the matter will not help as students will eventually choose to do something profitable rather than enlist in the ranks of the fleeced.
The Hill: Poland Secures Five-Year Natural Gas Import Deal TRS Staff - November 25, 2017 As the contest between Russia and Europe deepens, Eastern Europe will search for alternatives that might very well lurk off of Virginia’s coast.
The Right Thing, Morally and Politically Ikiru - November 22, 2017 There is an obvious temptation to value a Senate seat above our moral standards failings of a candidate. But you know what they say about temptation…
Jeanine Lawson is 100% Right: Every Child Has The Right To Their Mother and Father Shaun Kenney - November 22, 2017 Irate lesbian couple’s 15-year old asks a question she doesn’t want an answer to; receives an answer she didn’t want to hear. Outrage ensues.
UVA, Implicit Bias, and Statistics Raskolnikov - November 22, 2017 Argumentum ad actuariorum (n.) A fallacious argument that concludes a proposition to be true just because someone trots out a statistic.
MSNBC Finally Turns on the Clintons Brian Kirwin - November 20, 2017 Seems like the lifetime pass from the left for Bill and Hillary Clinton has been revoked.
Jennifer Wexton Continues To Lose The VA-10 Democratic Civil War TRS Staff - November 20, 2017 There’s no question that it has been a long bruising couple of months for the sagging Wexton campaign.
RTD: Military Can Learn To Live With Offshore Drilling Shaun Kenney - November 19, 2017 It might serve everyone better if the objections to offshore drilling were simply a bit more honest with their reasons and outcomes.
LINGAMFELTER: To Save Conservatism, Rescue Our Institutions TRS Op-Ed - November 18, 2017 Until conservatives take up their responsibilities in our civic institutions — sacred, secular, private, public and political — we will continue to fail.