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RICHMOND, VA (March 2, 2011) – Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli issued the following statement regarding today’s decision by the United States Supreme Court in Snyder v. Phelps.  Back on June 1, 2010, the attorney general decided not to join other states in an amicus brief on behalf of Albert Snyder in the case.  Mr. Snyder [...]

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You remember the Westboro Baptist Church, right? These are the folks that hate the wars and manifest their hatred by celebrating the deaths of soldiers who die on the battlefield. But how can a church – Baptist no less – spread hatred and intolerance? Isn’t that just the opposite of what the Christian faith teaches? [...]

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The partisans quoted in your ever-watchful eye on Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli (whom The Washington Post reminds its readers nearly daily is a conservative!) seem to consistently demonstrate the weakness of the arguments in opposition to Mr. Cuccinelli’s actions.

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Perhaps the phrase “Sets DailyKOS Straight” is a bit of a stretch. These left wing whacks are so far out there that the word “straight” is not in their dictionary. But the left does have a special place in their little black hearts for Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli.

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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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With all of the press leading up to the April 15th Tea Parties concerning left wing infiltrators and their efforts to sully the Tea Party movement, you would think that the Richmond Times Dispatch would be wise enough to not allow themselves to be played. Apparently not.

A video accompanying the Tyler Whitley story produced by George Lamm reduces the Times Dispatch to below tabloid journalism, and renders the paper unfit to line a bird cage.

To be clear, Mr. Whiteley did a fair and accurate job in reporting the event. However, at the 15 second mark in the accompanying video, a large sign with a homophobic message not unlike that of the Westboro Baptist Church, the group that pickets Soldier’s funerals, is given a lengthy exposure. This sign was not a part of the Tea Party and the person with the sign was across the street from the park. The impression Mr. Lamm intended is that this was a typical Tea Party enthusiast.

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