Virginia Right!

Here I am again!    

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There will be a fierce debate on the centerpiece of tort reform in Virginia:  Should the judge have the power to grant summary judgment on depositions.  This would give the judge the power to grant judgment in a case if there was no facts to go further based on the sworn testimony of the witnesses [...]

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In his address at AEI on threats to the First Amendment, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell warned, “[I]f disclosure is forced upon some but not all, it’s not an act of good government, it’s a political weapon. And that’s precisely what those who are pushing [the DISCLOSE Act] have in mind. This is nothing less than [...]

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    The Council has spoken, the votes have been cast, and the results are in for this week’s Watcher’s Council match up. As a number of commentators have said (including yours truly)if someone isn’t willing to look at tort reform, they’re not serious about controlling the riding costs of healthcare. This week’s winner,The Razor’s [...]

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Rep. Paul Ryan has stirred up quite a storm in DC.  His Roadmap for America’s Future actuallty gained praise from President Obama and the usual criticism from liberals.  (See my prior post for details)  He also co-sponsored the Patient’s Choice Act that would revolutionize the health care industry and points toward free market solution.  (I [...]

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Really, the two sides are getting pretty close in the negotiations on reform Health Care. The Republicans hope to be a part of forging a bill that uses innovative means such as interstate competition, tort reform and common sense solutions to reduce the cost of Health Care while keeping the quality intact and Obama wants to just take it over. Government knows best.

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