Yesterday morning while reading the paper, I came across a letter to the editor from a Mr. Corbo. Presuming that this is the same Mr. Corbo that I know (and please pardon me if it is not), he wrote how he, as a conservative, would not be supporting or voting for John McCain in […]

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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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Recently, it has been reported that in Senator Hagel’s newest book, he calls for the creation of a new political party. Now I’m sure that as conservatives, we have all expressed similar thoughts, whether openly admitted or not. As conservatives, in modern times, we mostly trend toward the Republican Party to advocate our […]

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Looking at the latest Rasmussen tracking poll is normally an exercise for those wanting to be depressed about keeping the US Senate seat of the departing John Warner. The latest match up has Mark Warner at 57% with Jim Gilmore at 37%. There is at this time no polling on how Bob Marshall […]

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In welcome election news Corey Stewart, the anti-tax and anti-illegal immigration crusader in Prince William County, has announced he will be seeking the Lt. Governor seat in 2009. While we must all give a fair hearing to any other Republican that will come along, Stewart is the kind of crusader conservatives need in Richmond […]

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In his second act of selflessness in the past week, Mitt Romney will endorse John McCain later today and release his 280 delegates and encourage them to support McCain. If enough of them do, then McCain will be able to more quickly reach the 1,191 needed to secure the Republican nomination.
Last Wednesday at CPAC, Romney […]

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While it remains to be seen whether William and Mary has learned it’s lesson of hiring far left wing extremists as the decider’s on campus today is a good day. Gene Nichol, famous for attempting to banish the Cross from Wrenn Chapel and his decision to bring an obscene sex show to campus, […]

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Despite the rosy outlook from the Kaine administration it seems that economic reality has began to sink in. With the housing market and financial sector taking hits from bad economic policy, Virginia’s revenue is on the poise of contracting and not expanding as it was predicted to by Governor Kaine. A deficit of […]

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Being born in North Carolina, the tobacco state, I know full well both sides of the debate regarding government action on smoking. I don’t smoke and I don’t particularly enjoy the aroma of cigarette smoke. However I do have a big problem with Sen. Mary Margaret’s (D-Arlington) bill that proposes a ban on […]

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Conservatives beware. From the beginning, it was clear to Republicans that there was no sure fire nominee to win the White House in 2008. In fact, many were troubled with the conservative credentials of the candidates in the field. Many hoped that Fred Thompson would carry the torch of conservatism into the White House, but […]

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