House Republicans File New Redistricting Plan
New plan changes 30 House Districts, including the 11 districts that the court determined needed to be changed Read more
New Ad From Rep. Brat Hits Opponent
The ad highlights his opponent's priorities to allow sanctuary cities, eliminate the recent tax cuts, and bankrupt us over government-run healthcare. Read more
Private Shipyards More Cost-Effective For Navy
Once again the private sector continues to beat good ol' government. Read more
Bishop Jackson: No Hyphenated Americans
Bishop EW Jackson has a suggestion for America; "We must do away with the hyphenated identity." Right on. Read more
Hurricane Prep Tips
The latest news on Hurricane Florence is it will most likely miss Virginia. Early models had Florence making landfall on the North Carolina coast and then turning north to Virginia and then stalling over the greater Richmond/Central Virginia area.... Read more
McAuliffe’s Team Did Their Best To Rig Elections
A disturbing report from the General Assembly shows active political bias at Virginia’s Department of Elections under the Terry McAuliffe administration. The joint legislative review, which was chaired by Senate Majority Leader Tommy Norment and Delegate Steve Landes, released... Read more
Denver Riggleman Knows How To Create Jobs
New ad from the Denver Riggleman for Congress campaign. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_d_WrIh7AM[/embedyt] . Vote for Denver on November 6. . Read more
Sen. Booker’s New Low
Congratulations to Sen. Cory Booker for taking Supreme Court confirmation hearings to a new low. Booker falsely accused himself of breaking senate rules by releasing documents that were already declassified for release. He claimed to be doing so in... Read more
5th District Debate Brings Out Contrasts
Republican Denver Riggleman and Democrat Leslie Cockburn, congressional nominees in the 5th District, had their first debate in Rappahannock County Wednesday night. Riggleman did a great job of advocating principles of individual freedom, lower regulation, and limited government, while... Read more
Campaign Season Has Started
There are significant elections in Virginia every year and Labor Day weekend serves as the point on the calendar when campaigns really begin to rev up. The summer schedule that so many families can enjoy is now over, nearly... Read more
Property Rights And Decency
It’s about property rights. Businesses can choose to refuse service to someone, with certain restrictions, and that’s fine. In the case of The Red Hen restaurant in Lexington, Virginia the owner chose to not serve White House Press Secretary... Read more
American Bar Association Gives Kavanaugh Highest Rating
The American Bar Association has released their latest ratings on judicial nominees. DC Appeals Court Judge and Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh received a unanimous “Well Qualified” rating, the highest the ABA has to offer. This rating is considered by those... Read more
Democrat Redistricting Plan DOA
Virginia’s General Assembly met on Thursday for a special session to comply with a court order to redraw 11 House of Delegates districts. The map has been used since 2011, but now a judge says the lines are unconstitutional.... Read more
Democrat Claims No One Should Have Found Out About Her Past Employment
Abigail Spanberger, the Democrat nominee running against Representative Dave Brat, is claiming that no one should have found out about her employment at a school in Alexandria, VA nicknamed “Terror High.” Through an error at the Post Office that... Read more
AG Herring Says Lee County Cannot Arm Teachers
Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring issued an official advisory opinion saying that Lee County cannot arm their teachers. Lee County School Board unanimously passed a measure earlier this year allowing teachers to carry a firearm on school grounds. Herring wrote... Read more
All Redistricting Is Gerrymandering
When it comes to drawing an elected district, or re-drawing, whether it be a congressional, state or local seat, every process used is gerrymandering. The question is how much gerrymandering is too much gerrymandering that it becomes unconstitutional. Virginia... Read more
Loudoun GOP Censures Sen. Vogel For Medicaid Vote
Loudoun County Republican Committee has censured State Senator Jill Vogel for her vote to expand Medicaid. The Loudoun unit joins Culpeper County Republican Committee in passing a censure resolution, but unlike Culpeper stops short of calling for Vogel’s resignation.... Read more
NFIB Endorses Denver Riggleman
National Federation of Independent Business has endorsed Republican Denver Riggleman for Congress. NFIB sent out the following press release today- Washington, D.C. (August 23, 2018) – NFIB, the nation’s leading small business advocacy association, today is endorsing Denver Riggleman for Virginia’s 5th Congressional District.... Read more
ALL CAPS Can Be A Convincing Argument
Imagine this- you are headed into the voting booth at your local precinct with your mind made up on who you will vote for. Let’s call your preferred choice Candidate A. You like Candidate A because you paid a... Read more
New Ad From Rep. Brat
Representative Dave Brat has a new ad out for his re-election campaign. The ad highlights Brat’s expertise in economic policies and describes Brat as “a mild-mannered teacher delivering results.” Right on. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh_EvbVkFmk[/embedyt] . Vote for Rep. Dave Brat... Read more