Virginia Right!

Watching the first debate last night between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, I couldn’t help thinking about how tough the media (not to mention the Republican Party) has been on Romney while Obama has been given a pass by the media. The military has a saying. The more you sweat in training the less you [...]

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Progressives had hoped that a bitterly contested primary on the Republican side pitting TEA Party activists against Republicans would serve to drive a wedge between the groups and open the doors for more of the Progressive brand of Socialist Neo-Marxist One World Governance for which they stand. Sorry Harry, Nancy and Barack – not to [...]

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Last week I posted a rather scathing indictment of the Virginia TEA Party movement in general here and here concerning the aftermath of the Republican Primary in which a former TEA Party leader lost to the more mainstream Republican Candidate. There is no doubt that the TEA Party movement has lost some steam (and relevance) since [...]

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ROANOKE, VA – Republican Candidate for US Senate Bishop E.W. Jackson won the first of three debates that the Republican Party of Virginia has planned between now and the Republican Primary on June 12, 2012. Jackson’s enthusiasm and charisma was in full display as this man of humble beginnings has gone from a foster child [...]

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The latest Gallup poll shows Mitt Romney leading Barack Obama by 5 points 48% to 43%. As the Republican Primary draws to a close and everyone has come to the realization that Mitt Romney is going to be the Republican nominee, voters are starting to move away from the failed policies of Obama and are [...]

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Republican Virginia Delegate Bob Marshall has decided to throw his hat into the US Senate primary race to see which Republican will face off against Obama’s favorite son Tim Kaine in November. If you don’t know the name Bob Marshall, you probably don’t live in Virginia. Delegate Marshall has been fighting the good fight for [...]

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Well, it’s down to three. Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul. The rest of the Republicans, Rick Santorum, Jon Huntsman, Michele Bachmann and now Rick Perry will not be participating in the Virginia Republican Presidential Primary in 2012. All failed to turn in the required signatures to comply with Virginia Electoral laws. From the Republican Party [...]

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Last week, I declared George Allen the de facto winner of the Republican Primary for US Senate by virtue of the fact that the TEA Party has failed to coalesce behind a single candidate. As I stated in that article, this was not a reflection on the four Republican opponents vying for the job along [...]

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November 30, 2011                                                                                                                 804-335-5966 colleeno@richmondteaparty.com   Richmond Tea Party Endorses Jamie Radtke for U.S. Senate in 2012   It is with great pride that the Richmond Tea Party offers its enthusiastic support for former RTP President and Virginia Tea Party Patriot Federation Chairwoman, Jamie Radtke, in the Republican primary for Virginia’s U.S. Senate seat in [...]

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This is the biggest swing I have seen in the daily Gallup poll. President Obama’s Approval dropped 4 points and his disapproval jumped 5 – in one day. He now stands at 45% Approve and 48% Disapprove. A good part of this drop has to be the economy. But more than that, this marks the [...]

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The Watcher on Sep 17 2010 at 8:00 am | Filed under: The Council Has Spoken! Dr. Eric Wargotz who just won the Republican primary for Senate in Maryland now faces the unenviable task of taking on incumbent Senator Barbara Mikulski running for her 5th term. If nothing else, Dr. Wargotz has a sense of [...]

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Tea Party-backed Senate candidate surging in Colorado Washington Times — In Colorado’s Republican Primary for U.S. Senator, District Attorney Ken Buck of Weld County, a favorite of the Tea Party movement, has jumped to a double digit lead over former Lieutenant Governor Jane Norton. Denver pollster Floyd Ciruli explained how Buck has overcome the better-funded [...]

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