So far, American journalists have shown a complete lack of interest in interviewing Vladimir Putin who invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022. Instead, they’re content to portray the Russian leader as a ruthless former KGB agent wiling to shed as much blood as possible as he tries to rebuild the old Soviet Union.
Unable to set a firm, intelligent foreign policy, unwilling to enforce our borders and with an uncertain economy and stubbornly steep prices that hurt families, Joe Biden chooses to spend his time pandering to increasingly peculiar interest groups that make up his base
When someone commits suicide in a public place and public monies - in this case, a lot of it - are spent on recovery, the public deserves honesty and answers from public officials.
New Jersey just agreed to two ocean wind projects with astronomical guaranteed power prices. The price demanded and received by independent competitive suppliers shows there is at least some upside to the utility-owned, captive ratepayer-financed model behind Dominion Energy Virginia’s massive offshore wind facility.
The battle for control of higher-ed institutions in Virginia is boiling over into the state legislature. Senator Scott Surovell, D-Mount Vernon, has submitted a bill, SB 506, that would allow Virginia’s public universities to hire their own legal counsel in place of lawyers answering to the Attorney General.
Democrats are so dang compassionate, aren’t they?
Most of us who are griping about Taylor Swift don’t care about her politics. We just want our football back.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin has named Patricia West, a super-qualified retired Virginia Beach judge, to head the parole board and Dems are trying to block her confirmation. They fear she’ll be too tough on criminals.
Beach police are not releasing the make or model of the SUV that went off the pier to avoid causing a panic. Huh?
Back when newspapers were good a grizzled copy editor - even one reeking of whiskey - would have told the reporters to go back and ask the cops why no divers were sent to try to save whomever was in the car. There must have been a reason.
The backlash against Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in higher-ed and the corporate world may be gathering momentum across the country, but the University of Virginia is rolling out a new DEI initiative oblivious to the shift in the national mood.
SB517 and HB 568 would eliminate the exemption from state recordation taxes for the Virginia Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC) as well as the tax exemption for real and personal property owned by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The House Bill passed the House Finance Committee in a 12 to 10 (presumably party-line) vote.
The Democrat Party has turned into a death cult, preoccupied with abortion, euthanasia, child mutilation and sterilization. It favors re-installing revolving doors on prisons and allowing unvetted illegal aliens in the country with no regard for the safety of Americans.
Although a newcomer to state politics, Youngkin had the data and evidence to show the correlation between the lowering of expectations for students and schools under his two Democratic predecessors and declining achievement on state and national assessments.
The big question is, who the heck is Ryan L. Binkley, the second name on the ballot?
In recent years Virginia’s Democrat Party has taken a hard left turn. It’s now infested with climate crazies. They’re not happy that rural counties are desperately trying to preserve their agricultural heritage - and Virginia’s breadbasket - by limiting how much land greedy solar companies can gobble up with their juicy tax incentives and government grants.
This is a reminder that elections have consequences. Vote these out-of-touch lefties into positions of power and prepare for John Kerry-Greta Thunberg-Justin Trudeau approved authoritarianism.
Though some of today’s political leaders and commentators may try to tell us that the American Dream is dead – or was always a myth – they are wrong.
One bill that certainly is heading for Governor Glenn Youngkin’s desk is the increase in the state’s minimum wage to $15 an hour as of two years from now.
