Category Archives: Politics

The Final Days

Posted on October 28, 2009 by matt ohern

The race to become governor of the Commonwealth may be drawing to a close, but for the winner, the journey is only beginning. Whoever is elected governor must see Virginia through an age of uncertainty and address serious issues in transportation, the budget and education. Continue reading →

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FedEx Versus Congress

Posted on July 28, 2009 by matt ohern

Congress is about to pass legislation that would allow the Teamsters to hold FedEx hostage. This could have disastrous results both nationwide and in Virginia. Continue reading →

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Should Virginia Pass a Sovereignty Resolution?

Posted on June 2, 2009 by matt ohern

Though entirely symbolic, doing so could still send a strong statement, and Virginia, an increasingly wealthy state would have much to gain from newly respected autonomy. Continue reading →

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This is Not a Purge

Posted on March 31, 2009 by matt ohern

Removing Jeff Frederick is necessary because we need to get the RPV back on track and position the party to actually be able to help our candidates win this November. Continue reading →

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Virginia Republicans Perform Two Political Abortions in Two Years

Posted on March 31, 2009 by matt ohern

Virginia Republicans are performing political abortions. The cost of an abortion is a dead baby. The cost of these political abortions may be Virginia Republicans’ ability to win elections. Continue reading →

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