Perry lawsuit: Two strikes, you’re out Written on January 18, 2012, by Lynn R. Mitchell.
After appealing an earlier decision, Texas Governor Rick Perry’s name will not appear on Virginia’s March 6 Republican presidential primary ballot. When Perry failed to qualify with [...]
Recipe Brewing For A Ron Paul Victory In Virginia Written on January 15, 2012, by Riley.
We’ve got a situation brewing here in Virginia similar to 2006 when George Allen supporters put the marriage amendment on the ballot to “turbo boost” him into the 2008 presidential race and instead all the socially conservative Africa…
The Ad I’d Write for Mitt Romney Written on January 12, 2012, by Michael.
“Barack Obama, You’re Fired!”
The Myth of the Rogue Paulite Written on January 11, 2012, by Andrew Schwartz.
Ron Paul supporters are an heteroclite group, irregularly declined from political party nominatives, unpredictable in their apposition, and substantively anomalous.
Mitt Romney Wins the Expediency Vote Written on January 11, 2012, by Andrew Schwartz.
A New York Times exit poll shows that 62% of voters cast their ballot for Mitt because he “can beat Barack Obama,” which is to say three out of five Romney electors voted against Obama rather than for Romney
After New Hampshire: The way things are… Written on January 11, 2012, by Michael.
Sooner or later Republicans will accept the fact that Mitt Romney is going to be the nominee.
Virginia’s Two Candidates Tie Obama Written on January 10, 2012, by Andrew Schwartz.
Say what you will about Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, and the respective supporters of each. Out of all the candidates in this race, they have polled the most consistently.
Non-opposition pledge for candidates, not voters Written on January 8, 2012, by Ken Falkenstein.
The Republican Party of Virginia recently enacted a rule requiring that anyone voting in the 2012 Republican primary election must sign a pledge that they intend to [...]
GOP debate tonight on ABC; tomorrow morning on NBC/Facebook Written on January 8, 2012, by Lynn R. Mitchell.
As the nomination process heats up heading into New Hampshire’s primary, tonight’s GOP debate is sure to be watched by many political junkies and operatives as well [...]
Huh? Written on January 3, 2012, by D.J. McGuire.
As we approach the Iowa caucuses like a runaway train, some things about the state of politics in Virginia have me confused. To wit: If the Virginia [...]