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In past elections, we’ve asked our “independent” and “moderate” friends to consider our Republican candidates based on the issues. However, on this election eve, let’s ask them to consider using their vote to send a message. A message that we demand civility back in politics. That elections should be about issues and not about […]
Northam’s 2007 advertisement demonizing illegal immigrants is history the Democrats would rather forget… among other things.
Northam’s staff are both publicly and privately derisive of the candidate himself, viewing him as insufficiently energetic to motivate the progressive base.
The National Education Association (yes, that NEA) has decided that most of the reaction against the Northam LVF ad are bots — not real Virginians.
Gillepsie has shocked the nation with a campaign that — according to the Washington Post and public policy centers — should never have had a chance.
Nestled in between Richmond Camera and Yoga Source? Is the UPS box for the Center for Voter Information — a front for the League of Women Voters.
Northams refusal to condemn the LVF hate ads or return the $16,000 he obtained from the Soros-funded group is simple — it is because Northam was behind it.
“They’re evil, we’re the good guys.” Favola’s statement begs the question: Is this what Democrats really think of Republicans?
Policy makers on both sides of the aisle in Washington are taking the threat of gang violence deadly seriously — even if Northam is late to the game.
News of this comes as embattled Democratic gubernatorial nominee Ralph Northam flip-flopped on sanctuary cities, according to the RTD.
