Just like that the story goes from “white cop shoots unarmed black man” to “black police officer shoots armed black man.”
Richmond’s “Bleeding Hearts” Released Killers From Supervised Parole
Whether they were aware of it or not, this is what Virginians voted for when they elected Gov. Terry McAuliffe and then Ralph Northam.
A Chaotic Night In Virginia Beach
Apparently there were at least three separate shooting incidents Friday. Fistfights ended in tragedy when hoodlums pulled out their pieces and began shooting at each other. Sounds more like gangbangers than ordinary, decent disturbing-the-peace types.
VCU Bows to Reality, Proposes to Hold Tuition Flat
Miracle of miracles! Virginia Commonwealth University President Michael Rao is proposing to keep tuition flat in the next academic year.
Look in the Mirror, Fairfax School Board
After months of condemning Asian students for dominating the merit-based testing process for admission into the Thomas Jefferson (TJ) High School for Science and Technology, the Fairfax County School Board has issued a statement condemning anti-Asian racism… which it blames on others.
Virginia’s Parole Board: Setting Killers Free
Virginia’s Parole Board has freed at least eight convicted murderers in the past year, including cop killer Vincent Martin.
Equal Pay Day Pandering
Someone tell the president to stop the lies and the pandering. Most of all, stop patronizing women.
Not All Shootings Are Racially Motivated
By Tuesday afternoon the fools who rushed in to pronounce the Boulder shooter a white supremacist had whiplash.
America Needs A Diet. Not Doughnuts.
It’s clear that a year of yoga pants and lockdowns left Americans a lot larger than when we wore real clothes. With waistbands. And zippers.
Burning Rubber
“I guess there’s no way to patch it, huh?” I joked.
Distrust Simplistic Narratives about Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
Attorney General Mark Herring has long made an issue of the rise in hate crimes and white supremacy, which he has conflated as largely one and the same.
The Resistance Gathers: UVa Edition
We need alumni and parents to push back against the irrational, and frankly intolerable, guidelines which are currently tarnishing the culture and reputation of this University, while imposing enduring damage on every one of its students.
Remember When Medical Decisions Were Considered Private Matters?
Still, pressure is mounting for “vaccine passports” that Americans would have to show to board planes, enter some venues or get jobs. In other words, a back door to mandatory vaccinations and a blatant invasion of privacy.
Experts Pulled 6-Foot Social Distance Rule Out Of "Thin Air"
Now how does then CDC reverse course and tell schools to reopen with 3-feet of distancing without admitting that the 6-foot “rule” they shoved own our throats for more than a year was based on, well, a combination of guesswork, pseudoscience and possibly voodoo?
Enough With The Corned Beef And Cabbage
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.