Virginia Right!

Tiero Cuccinelli, wife of Republican Gubernatorial Candidate tells viewers about her husband. There are a lot of things people don’t know about Cuccinelli’s dedication to helping others.

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The private sector is doing fine, according to Barack Obama. But that is a lie. Here is a sneak peek at an ad you will be seeing A LOT in the days and weeks to come.

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I am owing a huge apology to Robert Cox and the Talk of the Sound.  It is a lot more than just a blog group:  They are a local media source that dares to take on local officials on issues of all sorts and project a good image for their community.  It’s easy to call [...]

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As a political news junkie, I spend a good bit of time watching for interesting news. Some I just put in my head hoping to remember it for future reference, other bits make it into posts I write. But all of it is important at some level. Of course, Drudge is one of those sites. [...]

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A few minutes ago I posted the full video of the TEA Party Candidate Forum for the Hanover County Board of Supervisor races. It is rather long – nearly 2 hours. For those interested in a single race, I am in the process of compiling the questions and answers of the candidates for each district [...]

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I wish I could be in Indianapolis for the BIG GAME tonight.  i saw the crowd at Hinkle Fieldhouse on the TODAY show – they were great! If you had said the Connecticut MEN’S team would go farther in the the tournament that the WOMEN’S team, I’d have said you’re crazy.  But here it is.  [...]

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Well, that didn’t take long. As the media exposed Tim Kaine’s role in “organizing” protests around the country, the Kaine instigated violence has begun. A friend has now fallen victim to the union thugs. I have come to know Tabitha Hale over the past year or more in her capacity as a FreedomWorks employee who [...]

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On President Reagan’s 100th birthday, today, Super Bowl Sunday, I had to reminiscence at bit on the impact Reagan had on me. Let’s start with this:  An unknown American author named Harold Bell Wright wrote an obscure book called That Printer of Udell’s.  It’s a story about a local printer who starts a movement in [...]

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`Unless people like me show the American people that we’re willing to follow through on small or even symbolic things, we risk losing them on our broader efforts to cut spending and rein in government. That’s why today I am announcing that I will join the Republican Leadership in the House in support of a [...]

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Congressman Cantor has an excellent OpEd column on Politico today: House Republicans took an unprecedented stand in March, imposing an immediate moratorium on earmarks for the remainder of the Congress. Yet, because the governing rules of one Congress cannot bind the next, this moratorium will expire on Jan. 3, 2011. I do not believe that [...]

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This dude is intense and more than a little scary, he may have the police called out if he goes door to door though. I’m pretty sure he lives in a van,  down by the river

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Great news!  The Judge is coming to Richmond!  Judge Andrew Napolitano is the featured speaker at the Virginia Liberty Fest to be held at the Greater Richmond Convention Center on September 18.  That’s right, the star of Freedom’s Watch will be here in the River City to speak on State Sovereignty in a Constitutional Republic.  [...]

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Yesterday morning I received a phone call at work. On my cell phone. The callerID was blocked.

When I answered, the caller immediately identified herself by first name and said she was calling for the Republican Party, although she did not say State or National. But I believe this was the Republican National Committee.

She pretty quickly asked for a donation (and I would have been disappointed if she had not asked).

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While President Obama was laughing it up at state dinners, oil belched from a pipe in the Gulf of Mexico. For 10 days, the Obama Administration downplayed the seriousness of the threat.

Drilling for oil from offshore platforms is not free from risk. Safeguards are in place to prevent spills, or at least limit the damage. But like airplanes and spacecraft, no matter how safe the systems may be, no matter how many backup systems are in place, sometimes it is not enough to prevent disaster.

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A lot of well known people were born on April 1. Samuel Alito Otto von Bismarck Lon Chaney Jon Gosselin Rachel Maddow But the MOST famous of All: Virginia’s own Shaun Kenney! Happy Birthday Shaun!

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Global warming, global warming, wherefore art thou?

If man has truly reached the point where he can cause the entire earth to warm by releasing CO2, and we also have the capability to reverse this trend by slowing the release – according to the warmers, then why use punishing means like Cap and Tax to go after people’s money?

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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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In a report on Fox News today, Osama Bin Laden called President Obama powerless. As an American I must take exception to this lack of respect and emphatically state that Obama is not powerless. Bin Laden simply does not know what he is talking about. Perhaps his satellite reception is a bit off this week, I can’t say.

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What a group of whiz kids Obama has working for him. It turns out, many of the schools are not going to be showing the Obama Edumercial scheduled for next week because of the content.

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