Posted on 10 April 2013. Tags: Advocate, Blah, Education, Gentleman, Hanover, Hawk, Mechanicsville Va, Private School Teachers, Private Schools, Public School Teachers, School Outcomes, Tax Group, taxes
More Taxes! Less Taxes! More education funding! Less education funding! BLAH! BLAH! BLAH! I’m writing to advocate for the forgotten group; NO TAXES! My only child attends private school so I should be able to opt out of funding the government run schools which I don’t really approve of anyway. And the people who want [...]
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Posted on 28 March 2013. Tags: Casting Lots, Christians, Clothes, Dear Woman, Disciple, Drink Jesus, Eloi Eloi Lama Sabachthani, Father Into Your Hands I Commit My Spirit, God, Good Friday, Hanover, Happy Easter, Jesus Christ, Loud Voice, Ninth Hour, Sayings Of Jesus, Scripture, Seven Sayings Of Jesus, Today You Will Be With Me In Paradise, Truth
Here’s the last seven sayings of Jesus Christ on what we Christians call “Good Friday”: 1.) Luke 23:34 Jesus said, “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.” And they divided up His clothes by casting lots. 2.) Luke 23:43 Jesus answered him, “I tell you the truth, today you will [...]
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Posted on 14 March 2013. Tags: 1776, Battlefields, British Crown, Collapse, Colonial America, Congregations, Denominations, Fire Of Freedom, Glaring Differences, Mechanicsville, Military Regiment, Moniker, Patrick Henry, Patriot Pastors, Precipice, Public Position, Pulpits, Reader Submission, Sanctity Of Life, Sanctity Of Life Sunday
One of the most glaring differences between Colonial and modern America is the attitude of our pastors. In 1770-1776 (and actually for many years previous to this period), Colonial pastors (of all denominations) lit the fire of freedom in the hearts of their congregants like no generation has ever seen — before or since. Advertisement [...]
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Posted on 06 March 2013. Tags: Curious Person, Government Employees, Government Salaries, Hanover County Government, Median Income, Private Sector Employees, Rtd, Taxpayer Dollars
I tend to be a kinda curious person and I got to wondering about how Hanover government employees income compares to Hanover’s residents working as private sector employees and here’s what I found. In 2012, median income for Hanover residents working in the private sector was about $34,000/year. Interestingly enough, I discovered that over 3000 [...]
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Posted on 17 March 2012. Tags: Activist, Bob Shannon, Chronic Condition, Congress, Drug Act, Ears, George W Bush, Help Me God, Piece Of Paper, Prescription Drug, Prolonged Periods, Resistance, Signature, Sworn Oath, Tea Party, U S Constitution
The following is a letter from Bob Shannon, a leading local activist. There are a lot of people urging Governor McDonnell to sign HB 1160. Virginia Right! also urges the Governor to sign the bill into law. WILL WE EVER LEARN ? Once again we find ourselves wringing our hands and burying each other with [...]
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Posted on 01 March 2012. Tags: Air Force Veteran, Bob Goodlatte, Career Politician, Cattle Farmer, Congressional District, Congressman Goodlatte, Debt Ceiling, Gop Primary, Government Intrusions, Karen Kwiatkowski, Keren, Lyndon Johnson, Republican Nomination, Republican Party Of Virginia, Shenandoah, Shenandoah County, Shenandoah Valley, Sopa, Speedbump, Th District
By Karen Kwiatkowski Note: Karen Kwiatkowski is running for Congress against long time incumbent Bob Goodlatte. This is a primary challenge for the Republican nomination. Virginia Right! has endorsed Karen because we see Congressman Goodlatte has grown out of touch and has supported more government intrusions into our lives with bills like SOPA that would [...]
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Posted on 22 February 2012. Tags: Civil Suit, Drunk Driver, Family Foundation, Fiddle, Ken Cuccinelli, Life Begins At Conception, Mitt Romney, Nothingness, Political Consultant, Presidential Ambition, Regent University, Republican Leadership, Right Direction, Rino, Senate Health, Slurred Speech, Sweet Wine, University Graduate, Virginians, Wrongful Death
Dear Virginians: It is a shame when after years of pro-life steadfastness, Governor McDonnell’s commitment gets severely blurred by the sweet wine of Vice Presidential ambition. Intoxicating and crippling, his drunken desire to play fiddle with Massachusetts Moderation dulls his senses and infuriates his supporters. Thank goodness for sober Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli who fearlessly [...]
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Posted on 21 February 2012. Tags: Abortion Law, American History, Autonomy, Baby In The Womb, Beatley, Bernard Nathanson, Co Founder, Constitutional Right, Cup Of Coffee, Delegate, Dr Bernard, Feeble Man, Lobby Group, Manhattan New York, Naral, Physical Deformity, Pregnant Woman, Right To Life, State Medicaid Program, Tears In My Eyes
This is an Op-Ed written by Terry Beatley of No Excuse Ministry PAC. In response to the letter to the editor with the title “Think you have control over your own body, ladies?” I would like to share a counter viewpoint from Dr. Bernard Nathanson, the co-founder of NARAL, America’s largest abortion lobby group. On [...]
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Posted on 17 February 2012. Tags: Busy Schedule, Constitutional Amendment, Cuccinelli, Downhill Slide, Fauquier County, Freedom Principles, General Assembly, High Point, Incumbent, Live Feed, Optimism, Party Members, Personal Freedom, Property Owners, Rick Buchanan, Sausage, Senate Committee, State Government, State Legislature, Tea Party
This post was written by: Rick Buchanan Fauquier County Tea Party Patriots Event Chair – VTPP Federation On Monday, February 13th, the day before cross-over, I took on a responsibility incumbent on every citizen of our representative Republic. I took a day off from running my small business to visit my representatives in the [...]
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Posted on 24 January 2012. Tags: Auto Parts Industry, Bob Goodlatte, Chriss Dodd, Congressional District, Congressman Bob Goodlatte, Congressman Goodlatte, Destructive Nature, Hollywood Elite, Internet Censorship, Judiciary Committee, Karen Kwiatkowski, Lamar Smith, Major Defeat, Members Of Congress, Related Technologies, Republican Congressman, Republican Party, Senate Version, Smith Chair, Term Congressman
This is an article by Karen Kwiatkowski who is running against Republican Congressman Bob Goodlatte in VA-6 primary. Virginia Right! has endorsed Karen in her bid to retire 10 term Congressman Goodlatte. His support and push for internet censorship and giving the Hollywood Elite complete power over the internet after taking money from the Hollywood [...]
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Posted on 16 January 2012. Tags: Agricultural Counties, Campaign Donations, Congressional Candidate, Development Unced, Environment Agriculture, Expert Advice From, George H W Bush, Human Management, Karen Kwiatkowski, Local Environmental Initiatives, Member Municipalities, President George H W Bush, Republican Members, Republican National Committee, Sustainable Development Policies, Th District, U S Senate, Un Agenda 21, United Nations Agenda 21, United Nations Conference
Agenda 21 is Not Conservative — Will Representative Goodlatte Take Note? On January 14, 2012, the Republican National Committee unanimously voted to expose and condemn the United Nations Agenda 21. This may be a shock to many GOP incumbents in Congress who receive campaign donations, pre-drafted legislation, and “expert” advice from Agenda 21-inspired advocates of [...]
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Posted on 15 December 2011. Tags: Christmas Tree, Current Administration, Domestic Oil Production, Eastern Shore Of Virginia, Economic Recovery, Energy Information Administration, Energy Policy, Future Generations, Gasoline Diesel, Government Job, Positive Energy, Powerful Voice, Republican Convention, Significant Improvement, Stewards, Talk Radio Show, U S Energy, Unemployment Rate, United States Economy, Virginia House Of Delegates
Editor’s Note: This Guest Post post was written by Melody Scalley, an entrepreneur and talk-radio show host in Virginia. I met Melody at the 2009 Republican Convention when she was a candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates. She is a rock solid Conservative and a powerful voice for the right out of the beautiful [...]
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Posted on 13 December 2011. Tags: Candidacy, Conservatives, Democratic Senatorial Campaign, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, Entitlement Programs, General Election, George Allen, Jamie Radtke, Jim Webb, Lap Dog, Liberal Democrat, Opponent, Politician, Radtke, Senatorial Campaign Committee, Sound Bite, Statistic, Stone Age, Tim Kaine, Type Person, U S Senate
“The bridge back to me supporting Radkte has been burned, blown up and nuked to the stone age. I would vote for her in a primary if she was the only candidate against Allen, but that is how much I loathe an Allen candidacy.” ~ Chip Tarbutton comment on Sara for America blog It is [...]
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Posted on 12 December 2011. Tags: Accusation, Assertion, Campaign Staff, Christmas Gift, Early Christmas, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Financial Crisis, Freddie Mac, Frm, George Allen, Last Thursday, Laughing All The Way, Liberal Democrat, Mark Lloyd, Mr Lloyd, Party Candidates, Party People, Party Vote, Senate Candidate, Senator Allen, Sound Bite, Tea Party, Tim Kaine
Do you hear what I hear?… it’s Democrat Senate Candidate Tim Kaine and his campaign staff laughing all the way to elections day. Today, Mark Lloyd, Chairman of the Virginia Tea Party Patriot Federation issue this press release, specifically to call out George Allen because he dare to have people in the tea party people [...]
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Posted in Education, Headlines, Music, News, OpEd, Opinion, Tea Party, Technology
Posted on 02 November 2011. Tags: Bob Goodlatte, Carbonite, Communications Industry Association, Consumer Electronics Association, Cover Bands, Digital Millenium Copyright Act, Ebay, Facebook, Financial Danger, flickr, Giant Sucking Sound, House Judiciary Committee, Karen Kwiatkowski, Overwhelming Task, Patriot Act, Provisio, Representative Bob Goodlatte, Social Networks, Whims, Wikipedia
Op Ed by Karen Kwiatkowski Editor’s Note: As an IT Manager, conforming with the laws and whims of the government is already an overwhelming task. This is a horrible way to protect Copyrights and will only serve to put kids, parents and unwitting grandparents in jail. This is a bad idea. The Stop Online Piracy [...]
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Posted on 27 September 2010. Tags: america, Apologists, Birds Of A Feather, Brother Raul, california, Command And Control, Command Economy, Control, country, Cuba, Cuban Economy, Cuban Government, Encounter, Fidel, Leftists, News, People, Politics, President, pressure, Regime, Sanctions, Second Nature, Sentinel, Shambles, Sugar Producer, women, world
Birds of a Feather Remember last week or the week before when it was being reported that Fidel said that the Cuban economy doesn’t work? Well just like a leftist, he’s back pedalled from that position, since like all good leftists, lying is second nature. Just ask Obama. The Cuban economy is in shambles and leftist apologists are working to get sanctions removed before Fidel and his brother Raul have an unhappy encounter with the people they betrayed. Fidel said what he said, but now disavows it as it is proving to be a bit uncomfortable for him. Frank Calzon at the South Sentinel lays out the scene. Cuba, once the largest sugar producer in the world, is now importing sugar for their own needs. That is yet another symptom of the Cuban government’s command and control economy, something that the…
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Posted on 23 June 2010. Tags: Avenger, Badger State, Candidacy, Cdt, Documentaries, Endorsements, Irony, Jack Hunter, Libertarians, Liberty Website, Party Activists, Pbs, Ron Paul, Tea Party, Texas Congressman, Thomas Paine, Thomas Woods, Time Ron, Troublemakers, Wisconsin Public Television
In what may be a irony in that I and many other libertarians (including certainly Ron Paul) would defund PBS, a documentary about the 2008 campaign that changed America will be broadcast on Wisconsin Public Television Thursday June 24 at 9 or 930pm CDT. (Thanks to For Liberty for this info) I wish I were [...]
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Posted on 19 April 2010. Tags: Baby Killer, Badges, Conservatives, Convictions, Hate And Rage, Insults, Katta, Letter To The Editor, Liberals, Libertarians, Marginalized, Patriots, Political Spectrum, Progressives, Recent History, Socialists, States Of America, Tea Bagger, United States Of America, Young Man
America appears more divided today than in recent history. However, these divisions are artificial in reality. There is nothing more American than the Right to Disagree, and the Right to Agree. These intrinsic Rights help strengthen our nation, test our resolve and show that we are truly the United States of America.
There are those on all sides of the political spectrum that would like to see America divided. That would like to see America marginalized into factional struggles between the left and the right, between regions and ideologies. There are those who prey upon these differences and divisions and try and weaken the fabric of our nation. They cry “Tea Bagger!”, “Socialist!”, “Baby Killer!”, and other such nonsenses. But know that when these insults are hurled in hate and rage, that we, the people of the United States of America shall pick them up and wear them as badges of honor and of our faith in our country. It is our right to Disagree with one another that shows not divisions, but strength in the principles of freedom. It is these divisions that come together to produce one strong, brave, and free United States of America. Only in unity are our flaws exposed to minuscule and arbitrary.
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