Virginia Right!

We have been predicting for some time that House and Senate Republicans were going to cave in to higher taxes. Every one of these Republicans has said many, many times “you don’t raise taxes on anyone in a recession – period!” So Senate Republicans would have us believe that they were completely at the mercy [...]

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Early in the campaign season I sat down with Virginia’s former Governor and US Senator George Allen in a Richmond restaurant for a one on one discussion with him. We talked for a couple of hours about his past votes and his political philosophy currently and going forward. Like many of the readers of Virginia [...]

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Wow! What a year 2011 was! Once again, Virginia has blazed the way in the State Political arena and set the stage for what we anticipate will be another historic Republican victory in Washington in November. Following the Virginia Republican surge in 2009, Republicans took over the US House in 2010 and got a lot [...]

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I discussed the Ron Paul Newsletter a few days ago which he claims he had no knowledge of at the time. And Paul’s followers take him at his word. They might want to reconsider this one. Only there is a problem with his assertion that he knew nothing about these letters. My CPAC friend Doug [...]

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The Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Charlie Rangel, has a problem with honesty and integrity. Yet the Democrats allow him to remain on top of the most powerful committee in the House. We are all aware of the problems Rangel has had in paying his taxes, but to an Obama Administration that seems to seek out tax cheats for high paying government jobs, Rangel is just another corrupt wheel in the Chicago South political machine.

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The Swing State Project, which looks at Campaign and Election News – Covering Key Races Around the Country predicts that the floundering Tom Shields campaign that many Democrats once had high hopes for is going lose to Delegate O’Bannon in the November election.

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