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This Flirtation With Nationalism Has To Stop

National Affairs has to be one of the more pleasant surprises to come out of political journals over the last five years. Reform-minded…

Staff · November 28, 2016

The most anticipated film of 2016 is due to release on December 23rd, and your humble writer cannot wait.

Staff · November 25, 2016

The federal government is shrinking, the economy teetering, the meals tax failed — and Fairfax County is facing yet another budget shortfall (not to…

Staff · November 24, 2016

This morning’s Washington Post reveals the announcement of the Gillespie for Governor leadership team and the unveiling of a new website on top of…

Staff · November 22, 2016

I’m not much for repeating the fundraising e-mails of candidates, but this one just struck me as a moment worth sharing.

Staff · November 22, 2016

Waldo Jaquith has been a longtime fixture in the Virginia blogosphere since 2004 (if not longer). So his cautionary tale about equalizing the nature…

Staff · November 22, 2016

Back in 2008, the Ron Paul movement grew to perhaps its high-water mark within Republican circles against Senator John McCain. Dissatisfied with…

Staff · November 22, 2016

Bayesian theory has been around for many years, but the predictive power of Bayesian Model Selection is showing a tremendous amount of promise that…

Staff · November 21, 2016

Over the past year or so I’ve observed a troubling trend on the political right.

Staff · November 21, 2016

Jefferson assured the Danbury Baptists that the federal government would consider the church and state separate entities. He did not, however, offer…

Staff · November 20, 2016

There’s an interesting contrast between the positive law societies (i.e. laws that say “thou shalt”) vs. negative law societies (i.e. laws that say…

Staff · November 20, 2016

For those who have never treated themselves to the scathing wit of Christopher Hitchens, the gaping hole felt by those who enjoyed his work and his…

Staff · November 18, 2016