Just five points separate the Virginia gubernatorial picks in another poll showing Trump at 40% approval ratings and wild answers on jobs and the economy.
Something Is Seriously Wrong With The Northam Campaign
Messaging off, fundraising down… and Northam is nowhere to be seen. Are we seeing a replay of Creigh Deeds’s 2009 effort from the Virginia Democrats?
VHREF Livecast On Virginia’s Opioid Epidemic Tonight at 8pm
Nationwide, more than 50,000 die of this epidemic every year — that’s a 9/11 scale loss of human life every three weeks.
Roanoke College Comes Down To Earth; Another DEVASTATING Poll For Northam
Some other alarming signs for Democrats in this poll? Trump only comes in at 36%, an eight point jump from the last time Roanoke conducted its poll.
What Really Matters?
In the grand scheme of things, the Anthem itself may be an important part of our existence, but it’s minimally important to our very essence, to our obligation before a sovereign God, and to our neighbors in need.
Democrats Behaving Badly: Anthony Weiner Gets 21 Months
Disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner was sentenced to 21 months in prison for sexting with a 15-year old girl. Weiner must report Nov. 6th.
Williams: Blame The Welfare State, Not Jim Crow
“The undeniable truth is that neither slavery nor Jim Crow nor the harshest racism has decimated the black family the way the welfare state has.”
CNU Wason: Northam Underperforms Again; Vogel and Adams Within Striking Distance
…and with a more realistic generic ballot? Gillespie remains well within the margin of error for the Virginia gubernatorial nod.
WaPo: Northam’s Two-Faced Position on Campaign Finance Reform
“For all his campaigning against big money in politics, Northam now seems all too happy to accept big money when it suits him.”
Ken Burns’ Vietnam Might Be The Best Documentary Ever Made
By now, you have either heard of someone mention Ken Burns’ masterful documentary of the Vietnam War, or you are actively watching the series.
Reason.com recently had the chance to interview Ken Burns and Lynn Novak about the project and its relevance. For those who lived through the Vietnam War, it defined a generation in a way the Iraq War (and by extension, the Afghanistan War) imitated, but never quite did.
For those who know of Vietnam as a history lesson, the documentary provides the raw emotions of the conflict in a way that brings the humanity of both sides to bear — and the mistakes and errors.
Worth your time.
