Category Archives: Politics

Will The Left Repudiate This Evil?

Posted on October 31, 2023 by Christian Braunlich

“You dance with the one who brung ya” goes one of the oldest sayings in politics. It means that when elected officials get into public office, they vote with those who helped put them there. The deadly Hamas attack on … Continue reading →

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To Win Policy, Is it Time Conservatives Invested in Infrastructure?

Posted on September 27, 2023 by Christian Braunlich

Governor Glenn Youngkin can take satisfaction from passage of the long-delayed Virginia budget. As my colleague, Steve Haner points out, during his term of office Youngkin’s fight to increase the standard deduction will save the average Virginia couple up to $1,265 … Continue reading →

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Return of “The Stupid Party”

Posted on August 18, 2023 by Christian Braunlich

From the ‘50s to the mid-‘70s, the Republican Party was known as “the stupid party” – locked in the past, making foolish decisions, promoting unwise and counterproductive policies. Today, in Virginia, “the stupid party” has returned. But it is no … Continue reading →

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Collective bargaining would give parents less control over Virginia schools

Posted on October 18, 2021 by F. Vincent Vernuccio

Allowing collective bargaining will put yet another special interest ahead of the parents who simply want a say in what is best for their children. Virginia parents soon could lose even more control over their children’s education. Parents frustrated with school curriculum and other education issues throughout the state have earned national … Continue reading →

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Election Law Transformation Continues Apace

Posted on January 22, 2021 by Stephen D. Haner

As I’ve explained too many times to people who won’t believe it, President Joe Biden won Nov. 3. While there remains no evidence of widespread fraud or error, election law changes achieved by Democrats in key states were a major … Continue reading →

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