Congress chooses to audit fed, promote small business, and, in a bipartisan way, ask to drill for more energy today – and Virginia was right in the [...]
Congressman Randy Forbes from Virginia’s Fourth District was on CNN’s “Starting Point” this morning with Soledad O’Brien and stated that negative ads will not be a deciding [...]
Conservatives have every right to disagree with the Obama administration and liberals have every right to support them. But debate can be stifled when suddenly and without cause Americans are accused of racism.
President Obama wants to extend the Bush tax cuts for 98% of Americans – just not the top 2%. However, the ensuing debate over these tax rates, while necessary, is still a distraction from the real problem facing the U.S. economy: overspending.
Virginia Democrats for Tim Kaine went to an Americans For Prosperity rally and had no idea what they were even protesting.
In a forum in Northern Virginia yesterday, U.S. Senate candidate and former Gov. Tim Kaine, the former Democratic National Committee chairman, called for the raising of taxes on the Internet, small businesses, and social security.
In one week, the president has gone against popular opinion on commonsense immigration law enforcement. Had the nation’s top legal adviser held in contempt. Jammed the unpopular healthcare tax down Virginians throats. And has gone against overwhelming public opinion in the state in favor of job-creating offshore energy development. That’s not a bad week – that’s just his own bad policies.
When Thomas Jefferson penned the words “We hold these truths to be self-evident” 236 years ago, he couldn’t have made a more idealistic or conflicted argument. To who are these words self-evident? Who is entitled to “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”?
On June 25, 1788, the commonwealth became the tenth state to ratify the US Constitution by a vote of 89-79.
Wayne Powell is using inflammatory rhetoric against Eric Cantor in an effort not to win the seat, but to make Cantor Obama’s foil in Virginia.