Northam overtaxed Virginians to the tune of $730mil. Maybe they should give it back?

After pushing Northam to open Virginia’s schools, Cox is on to the next big idea — keeping the public square free from the heavy hand of censorship.

If the Buckley Rule is common wisdom, Cox seems to be fulfilling the role at present in the eyes of bookies, elected officials and activists alike. 

Good news has been hard to come by for Virginia Republicans in recent weeks. With Democrats running state government, the news always seems to go from bad to worse. That changed earlier this week when the Census Bureau announced that the final numbers used for apportionment would be delayed until April and other data would […]

Virginia’s 67th Governor is putting his money on Cox to become Virginia’s 74th.

When the media conflates every person exercising their 1A and 2A rights as some sort of extremist, they’re only creating conditions that make criticism and dissent more difficult.

Former House Speaker Kirk Cox (R-Colonial Heights) and State Senator John Cosgrove (R-Chesapeake) deliver one of the most stinging indictments of a sitting governor in a generation.

Cox has taken it upon himself to roll out a legislative agenda that reads more like a Contract With Virginia.

Cox’s endorsements and his steady brand of leadership is living up the promise of uniting the Republican coalition in the face of Democratic intransigence — and appears to be just warming up the engines. 

For a party so invested in telling you how to live, the Democrats sure don’t live up to their own standard.