Turns out, engaging the left on the battlefield of ideas doesn’t have to be a Hobbesian exchange after all. Our new joint project with F2S’s Marty Davis.
S01E01: The New Dominion Podcast
Reeves Victorious in SD-28 at 76%; McGuire in 2-1 Romp in SD-10
Reeves and McGuire — known for their work ethic both on the campaign trail and in Richmond — managed to make the case for the hearts and minds of the Republican faithful.
FIVE QUESTIONS: Former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore
Former Governor Jim Gilmore holds forth on the war in Ukraine, the impending threat of Russia and China on the global stage, Kaine’s role on debt spending, and more.
Virginia Sheriffs Association Names Speaker Gilbert 2023 Legislator of the Year
“Speaker Gilbert has been an unwavering friend to law enforcement for his entire career, but at no time has his support been more valuable than the past two years,” said John Jones, the group’s Executive Director.
Cowardice in the Face of Lies
Today’s progressive institutions place increasing pressure on too many Americans to reject their own values in favor of “correct speech” — yet there are examples on how to resist the empire of lies. Alexsandr Solzhenitsyn shows us the way.
VHHA to Sunset COVID-19 Hospitalization Data Dashboard
With the federal emergency over, VHHA is winding down its popular COVID dashboard.
FIVE QUESTIONS: Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earle-Sears
If you want to get to know the heart of a leader, here it is.
Speaker Todd Gilbert Blasts VCU For Failing to Protect Pro-Life Students
If you haven’t heard about the violence at Virginia Commonwealth University yesterday, then buckle up — because it’s bad.
Youngkin is Running for Vice-President (But Could We Please Do Something First?)
…and you don’t have to be Nostradamus to figure out why — and for whom. …although you might have to be Russell Kirk: Men cannot improve a society by setting fire to it: they must seek out its old virtues, and bring them back into the light. England is still great, capable of regeneration; but […]
Richmond’s Skinny Budget: Low Stakes Poker, High Stakes Rhetoric
Senate Democrats want a brick wall; House Republicans are getting a little tired of beating their heads against it. Virginia’s General Assembly managed to pass the Richmond equivalent of a continuing resolution to fund the government until Senate Democrats and House Republicans can hammer out a compromise on corporate tax breaks. One will have to […]
