In the worlds of business and government, there’s an old saw about known unknowns and unknown unknowns. There’s a cowboy holed up in a cabin. He looks out the window with a rifle, watching for cattle rustlers in the hills. He knows they’re out there, but he doesn’t know where. These are known unknowns. Then […]
Demographics shift, but hard work shouldn’t go by the wayside, writes Wilson.
The “quicksand” of fear will crush us if we let it.
Unless Virginia Republicans can sort out their own infrastructure and rally around the flag? There is no hope of standing athwart history yelling stop.
Introducing collective bargaining for public employees in Virginia is akin to opening Pandora’s economic box on responsible spending and financial flexibility. Public-sector unions represent an inherent conflict of interest. The purpose of unions is to collectively pressure employers to give in to demands for higher wages and better worker benefits. In the public sector, however, […]
Virginia Democrats are committed to fighting for workers’ rights—even if that means chasing away the businesses that employ them in the first place. After years of policies making Virginia one of the most attractive states for businesses in the United States, Democrats threaten to drive away job creators coming to the Commonwealth by increasing the […]
Abortion cheerleader Planned Parenthood is coming to Church Hill in Richmond.
Democrats kill a bill that would give veterans and servicemembers their $220 tax rebate, writes Haner.
Division of Legislative Services Senior Attorney Frank Munyan resigns in disgust after warning senior Democrats.
The ink on Governor Ralph Northam’s only full two-year budget isn’t even dry, and there’s already a war brewing among Democratic interest groups. Rolled out to much fanfare on Tuesday, the budget plan includes just over $390 million in new spending for K-12 education and over $700 million for to fight climate change. Neither of those sums are chump […]
