Virginia Right!

I could hardly believe my eyes.  Steve Baker MP had this comment (Baker thanks several experts for help with this article at the foot) in ConservativeHome this morning.  he says the Federal Reserve is almost insolvent: This capital to asset ratio means that a loss on its assets of 2.5% would be enough to make [...]

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There was an interesting article in Washington Posts blog by Peter Guluszka, “Virginia Tea Parties need to grow up”. His article brings up some interesting points and some things I have pondered myself. Like this: The well-organized party movement was riding a wave in the run-up to the midterm elections in November. It was taking [...]

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Thursday July 22, 2010 Roundup: New!!! Virginia Blog Roundup – Old Dominion Blogs – now online and FREE! Read all the Virginia Blogs in one place. The Virginia Right! News Hound surfs the ‘net to take the pulse of the world every day. The links published below are opinions and takes on the news that [...]

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The Virginia Right! News Hound surfs the ‘net to take the pulse of the world every day. The links published below are opinions and takes on the news that we find interesting. By design, these links are mostly outside of the Mainstream Media. This feature is designed to save you the time of sifting through dozens of websites and blogs. Buckle up. It is going to be a bumpy ride!

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Justin Raimondo is a strong anti-war libertarian.  His site, www.anti-war.com, is useful although I am not sure I entirely agree with him (If I agreed totally with anyone I might have to find somethingto disagree with about that person!) he says interesting and thought-provoking items.  Here is Raimondo’s latest column about Cong. Paul.  He says [...]

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Speaking on the Senate floor this morning, Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said, “Two things have become increasingly clear over the past week in the debate about the need to protect taxpayers from the mistakes of Wall Street. One, both parties are united in the need to take action. And two, the bill our colleagues across the aisle are insisting on as the remedy is seriously flawed.”

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