Your feel-good video of the day comes from an elementary school in Las Vegas, Nevada. Feel the goosebumps on your arms as you watch children, no older than seven, squeal with delight after being told by their relieved teacher they no longer have to wear a mask to school. Stop what you’re doing and watch […]
“It’s a common-sense, no-cost way to build trust.”
While Democrats — mostly white liberals — seem to be hurling insult upon insult at the Air Force veteran, Cordoza seems to be taking it all in stride.
Bottom line? Children should never have to go without because deadbeat parents refuse to live up to their responsibilities.
The Virginia State Senate passed two bills on Wednesday that are set to give parents more control over public schools across the Commonwealth. First, the issue of mandatory mask wearing in schools is another step closer to being in our rear-view mirror with the passage of Senate Bill 739, which passed with a vote of […]
Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears has several ideas for the name of a new caucus that Del. Aijalon Cordoza (R-Hampton), the only Black Republican in the Virginia House, could establish after the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus barred him from joining. The Daily Wire reports: “We’re trying to start a new caucus. Name suggestions? The You’re Not […]
Several Democrat members of the Virginia State Senate decided that they did not want to be on the wrong side of history, and sided with their Republican colleagues in favor of ending the mask mandate in public schools, finally letting parents make choices that they feel are in the best interest of their children. Although […]
Virginia is top ranked as a business-friendly state. How we treat employees with disabilities in the workplace matters.
In case you missed it, a courageous Virginia mother appeared before the Prince William County School Board and proceeded to explain how wrong and harmful the district-wide mask mandate had been. Despite her reservations about speaking in front of a large crowd, Marianne Jensen overcame her nerves for the sake of her children and the […]
Commonsense anti-violence legislation passes over Democratic objections in the Virginia House of Delegates by a 59-40 vote.
