Government officials are committing federal crimes to influence the outcome of this presidential election. Frankly, that concerns me way more than allegations that Donald Trump’s businesses hemorrhaged so much money that he didn’t owe any federal income taxes for years.
Someday members of the American media will be judged for their lazy coverage of this pandemic, their unquestioning support of shutdowns and the hysteria they ginned up with their shallow reporting.
We have extensive data on the extent to which economic insecurity is impacting mental health during the COVID shutdown.
Ralph Northam declared on August 30 of this year that Virginia’s schools are systemically racist and that teachers are presumptively racist and must be treated and monitored.
When it comes to Catholics, the left likes the sort that go to mass on Sunday and cheer for abortion the rest of the week.
Those of us who care about open government were delighted when Obenshain’s parole board transparency bill passed the Senate unanimously on September 9th. Naturally, the House of Delegates kicked it aside.
And some of us thought the paying of restitution was supposed to teach criminals a lesson. Guess not.
If Hillary Clinton were president and Chuck Schumer had a Democratic majority in the Senate, they would ram through an appointment in record time.
While this close relationship may have baffled media types and the inside-the-Beltway crowd, I’m guessing many ordinary people shrugged.
There are legitimate questions to ask about the efficacy of any vaccine.
I walked around the entire Lawn and was rather dumbfounded to see how many very radical liberal signs were posted on doors albeit this was the only one with such profanity.
Apparently under the new rules of wokeness, trans characters in fiction can only be superheroes.
Newspapers around the country are in trouble. None more so than The Virginian-Pilot and the much smaller paper that swallowed it, The Daily Press in Newport News.
This bill, SB5025, will almost certainly die in the House of Delegates, where the majority supports unfettered centralized power in Richmond almost as much as it wants to hamstring the police.
Make it a felony to demonstrate, protest or in any way near the entrance to a hospital emergency room.
Home schooling has been on the rise in Virginia for many years. The number of homeschooled students reached nearly 45,000 in 2019; if homeschoolers were a school division, they would have comprised the seventh largest of Virginia’s 133 school divisions.
Virginia Beach boasts the fourth largest school district in the state with 87 schools and 69,000 students. Those kids, their teachers and their parents deserve better than what happened last night.
I hesitate to point this out, but Halloween is on a Saturday this year. That comes along exactly once in a trick-or-treater’s lifetime. How dare the government take that away?
Why did the newspaperman wait until September 15th - 49 days before the election - to publish such explosive information?
