With the recent announcement of Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling to run for reelection (as opposed to seeking the office of Governor), it looks as if the year 2009 will be a strong election year for Republicans in the state of Virginia. Presumably Bob McDonald will hold the first slot on the Republican side as […]

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On a day when Republicans across the country should be estatic about Eliot Spitzer’s penchant for high priced entertainment, joy didn’t last too long in VA, as U.S. Senate candidate Bob Marshall came out to condemn the endorsements of perhaps the most high profile conservative republican leaders we have here in VA, Lt. Governor Bob […]

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If you have a second, please read Lt. Governor Bill Bolling’s latest newsletter. It lays out the differences between the Senate and the House budgets, and shows the strength that all 19 Republican Senators are showing in fighting the Democrats tax and spend policies for an expansion of government. This is all you’ll need to […]

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Hats off to Bill Bolling for his call to repeal the abusive driver’s fees. Last years transportation bill had plenty of reasons to be hated but this is indeed one of them. As costs of living go up and purchasing power declines it is insane that this government would attempt to pocket outrageous […]

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The Washington Post actually had a somewhat honest article regarding the race for the governor’s mansion in 2009. It outlines the 3 perspective Republicans (Bob McDonell, Bill Bolling, and George Allen) and the 2 Democrats (Deeds/Moran). The only point I will make on this is that nominating Deeds would be the Democrats vow […]

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Click the video image to watch Senator Potts send his transportation bill back to committee.
While we’re getting pretty used to condemning the Senator and his actions, he finally did something good for the people of Virginia. Unfortunately, it only came after persistent pressure from our Lt. Governor, Attorney General, and several conservative groups from throughout […]

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In a rare move, Lt. Governor Bill Bolling was going to rule that the Chichester-Potts gas tax bill (SB1379) was not germane AND he had organized enough votes to sustain his ruling. Potts took his slap in the face and had the bill recommitted to the Senate Finance Committe, effectively killing the bill. […]

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