Apparently, the squishy liberals running the show in Richmond learned absolutely nothing from the slaughter at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida just two years ago.
Apparently, the squishy liberals running the show in Richmond learned absolutely nothing from the slaughter at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida just two years ago.
By Thursday morning, with a winter storm warning due to take effect, supermarket shelves were empty, events were canceled and we were huddled in our homes, fearfully watching the sky.
Wednesday night proved you can’t buy a good debate. Bloomberg looked weak and unprepared on stage. Under attack from all sides.
No matter how much spin The Tribune attempts to put on its boneheaded decision to drag the remnants of the once-sprawling Virginian-Pilot staff to Newport News, this will no longer be a Norfolk newspaper.
Turns out there are some anti-gun measures that even Virginia Democrats can’t stomach.
Greed caused the airlines to sacrifice comfort for sardine-seating. There’s nothing left for passengers in coach to do now but slug it out amongst themselves.
In essence, if HB177 passes the State Senate, Virginia will have “relinquished its sovereignty to California.” Lucky us.
Friday is Valentine’s Day. If you’re giving your beloved a piece of jewelry, make sure the gold’s ethically harvested and diamonds are sustainable. Even if you have to sell your house to pay for the bauble.
Last week Elaine Luria was AWOL from the white-clad Left-Wing Ladies’ Auxiliary. Must be an election year.
There are exactly eight Ivy League colleges in the US while there are more than 4,000 other colleges. Insult our beloved alma maters at your peril.
Sunday’s awardsfest wasn’t endlessly political. Just endless. And boring.
I can’t wait for the first sanitation workers strike. Those are always fun.
Funny, I don’t remember GOP Speaker John Boehner muttering to himself, shaking his head, flipping papers and urging hecklers to interrupt Barack Obama.
I also don’t remember him coordinating his outfit with the other fellas in his party.
At least Republicans know how to tabulate a few thousand ballots without setting their entire party on fire.
Who wishes cancer on people who disagree with their politics? Go on Twitter to meet these hairballs. They were crawling out of the digital woodwork Monday.
Five years ago I would have thoroughly enjoyed every second of the half-time show. But watching with a kid in the room? Changes everything.
Democratic commitment to diversity doesn’t go that far. After all, many home-schoolers are - dare I say it - evangelical Christians.
Wonder if an ordinary, non-elected drunk would enjoy this kind of leniency?
It’s one thing to attack the president. He’s fair game. But it’s quite another to launch attacks at the president's supporters. The very people needed if the left wants to unseat the president in November.