This afternoon Governor Tim Kaine proudly touted in a press release Forbes Magazine’s ranking of Virginia for the third straight year as the ”Best State for Business.”

Interestingly, the Commonwealth maintained this rather impressive position despite:

1) What we… Read more>

Today, we conclude our three part interview with Chesterfield County School Board member Omarh Rajah, the first teacher elected from that county’s Motoaca District, and the first African-American ever elected to that school board. An unabashed conservative in his first run for public… Read more>

If you’ve glanced at our extensive blogroll since yesterday you will have noticed some funky symbols for the sites listed at the top. There’s a reason for this. For some reason our WordPress program won’t let us breakup the many… Read more>

Liberals, in all their arrogance, like to say conservatives are intellectually bereft and rely on nothing more than bumper sticker slogans in place of substantative policies and ideas.

If that’s the case, what do liberals have to say about the vacuousness of:

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Yesterday, we began our three part interview with Chesterfield County School Board member Omarh Rajah, the first teacher elected from that county’s Motoaca District, and the first African-American ever elected to that school board. An unabashed conservative in his first run for public… Read more>

There’s been a lot of talk about “firsts” this campaign season. But it seems as if Chesterfield County was ahead of the curve last year when voters inits Matoaca District elected Omarh Rajah to its school board. He is the… Read more>

The full Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals today agreed to hear Attorney General Bob McDonnell’s appeal of a ruling by a three-judge panel of the court which ruled Virginia’s partial birth abortion law unconstitutional. Oral arguments will be heard… Read more>

Last week, a three-judge panel of the 4th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruledthat the Rev. Hashmel Turner, a member of the Fredericksburg City Council, could not open council meetings with a prayer in the name of Jesus Christ. Former… Read more>

Beginning Monday, we will run in three parts, an exclusive interview we conducted with Chesterfield County School Board member Omarh Rajah. Mr. Rajah made history with his November 2007 election victory. In his first run for office, he defeated the… Read more>

Society sometimes puts too much emphasis on entertainment figures, especially as it relates to their undeserved celebrity status and personal lives. This is includes sports. Sadder still is that the 24-hour sports television, radio, print and Internet media has ensnared college athletes into… Read more>