Month: April, 2012

Obama Skewers Romney: “People meant what they said when they said it”

“On election day will Americans care more about a president’s decision to allow a raid on Osama Bin Laden 8,000 miles away; or will they care more about how much it’s costing them to fill up their gas tank, and how much food prices have increased as a result of the rising cost of energy?”

Tareq Salahi for Virginia Governor Gets A Facebook Page

Somehow I don’t think the Tareq Salahi for Virginia Governor Facebook page is an official one…

Work Work Work. A President’s Day Is Never Done

Like most political junkies I subscribe to many political e-mail lists. Even those guys I don’t support. Especially those guys I don’t support. You have to know [...]

Frank Principi Suffers From Premature Articulation

Supervisor Frank “The Clown Prince Of Woodbridge” Principi (D) was recently slapped down by the owners of Potomac Mills for trying to steal their thunder on some pending big announcements.  Principi tweeted last week that Cheesecake Factor…

Interview: Del Kirk Cox on Virginia’s conservative budget

A little overtime, a wee bit of drama…yes it was a budget year in Virginia. But is the final, product — which spends $85 billion over the next two years, still one conservatives can be proud of?

Roanoke GOP Senate Debate Analysis

Over the weekend RPV and Roanoke Sheraton Conference Center hosted the first of three US Senate primary debates with George Allen, E.W. Jackson, Bob Marshall, and Jamie [...]

Interview: Bob Holsworth on the presidential landscape. Virginia may never be the same

A backwater in presidential elections for over a generation, Virginia is now front-and-center in the 2012 contest.

“The Score” this week: Welcome to the General Election, conservative budgets, GOP Senate candidates and more

Scott Lee interviews Dr. Bob Holsworth and Del. Kirk Cox, and Rick Sincere interviews Senate candidates E.W. Jackson and Bob Marshall.

Where in the World is Anna Lee?

In less than a month 10th district republicans in Virginia will meet at their convention and elect a new chair, either John Whitbeck or Anna Lee.  In the last two weeks delegates to that convention have met at the FCRC monthly meeting, the LCRC monthl…

Meanwhile, in Europe . . .

. . . the situation is so bad that only a French Socialist can save them.