It’s St. Patrick’s Day and I feel it’s my duty to once again remind everyone that corned beef and cabbage isn’t remotely Irish. No one in Ireland eats that slop.
Washington Post: Democracy Dies In Fake Quotes
Good reporters are meticulous about getting quotes right. They review their notes and examine quotes word-for-word to ensure accuracy, even when they contain grammatical errors or curse words.
Virginia’s Parole Board Is A Detestable Disgrace
Over the weekend, The Richmond Times-Dispatch published a story about the curious behavior of Virginia’s all-Democrat Parole Board, a group apparently dedicated to tossing Virginia’s most violent criminals back into the community.
In the Face of Local Resistance, Can Virginia Meet Its Solar Goals?
Virginia needs to build dozens of square miles of solar panels if there is any hope of reaching the goal of a zero-carbon electric grid by 2045 in Dominion Energy territory and 2050 across the state.
Confessions of a Virginia Whistleblower
I decided last week in a paroxysm of good citizenship to contact the Virginia Inspector General (IG) to report wrongdoing by state officials.
Let’s Get ALL Kids Back In Class
I’m sorry Ms. Owens doesn’t like listening to white parents. As a public official it is her job to listen to anyone who takes the initiative to speak at a meeting, regardless of their skin color.
Another Depressing Ralph Northam Presser
“I’m in favor of parole,” Northam said in his folksy accent. “I believe in second chances.”
What's Next For Virginia Beach Schools? Critical Race Theory.
Parents need to know what is being taught to their children at all grade levels. Parents need to fight back.
America’s Inmates Eagerly Await Covid-Relief Checks
Heck, $1,400 can buy a lot of contraband in prison.
Harry and Meghan’s Pity Party
We fought a war to get rid of these narcissistic halfwits. Now they’re coming back.
Private-Equity Ownership and Nursing Home Qualit
Several days ago, Carol J. Bova published data showing that 50 of the 101 Virginia nursing-home facilities rated as below average in the latest Medicare ratings belong to privately owned firms.
Sign Standards for UVa’s Lawn Upheld
No longer will it be permissible for residents of the University of Virginia’s rooms on the Law to post large signs on their doors proclaiming, “F— UVA,” as a Lawn resident did last semester.
A Radical Proposal: Abolish Virtual Classes
If school officials had any guts - and they’ve demonstrated over and over that they don’t - they would abolish the remote option by next fall.
Biden’s Burgeoning Border Crisis
With his merry no-deportations-for-100-days order, Biden essentially invited illegals to try to hop the border.
Enough
For the record, I objected to the stomping of civil rights from the beginning of the pandemic.
Strip Poker Jokes May Bring Down Cuomo
I’m not saying sexual harassment isn’t serious. It is. but I’m more concerned about dead seniors than how many women Andrew Cuomo may have pawed.
Scrap Art Genius, Sam Hundley Debuts First Book
His latest project debuts today: A richly illustrated children’s book that is already creating a buzz on the highly competitive kid-lit scene.
Did UVa Stack the Deck in Its Lawn Selection Process?
It is deemed a great honor to be one of the 47 fourth-year students at the University of Virginia awarded a residence on the Lawn, Thomas Jefferson’s architectural masterpiece and World Heritage site. A committee of 60 students selects the residents from a pool of applicants, in theory based on their record of “unselfish service and achievement in their respective fields of activity and academics.”
Virginia’s Covid Vaccination Plan – Nothing to Exercise
I have read a lot of speculation here on who is responsible for the mess that has been the distribution and administration of COVID vaccines.
I will try offer some clarification.