STATEMENT OF DELEGATE BOB MARSHALL, PATRON OF HB 1541, DURING THE 2003 SESSION OF THE VIRGINIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY

The most fundamental purpose of government is to protect human lives. The court did that here.

It is telling that it was Virginia’s

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The next several posts will be statements from the major players who had significant roles in crafting the legislation that became Virginia’s law banning partial birth abortion/infanticide; in defending its constitutionality in the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals; and other organizations that play a … Read more>

STATEMENT BY VICTORIA COBB, PRESIDENT OF THE FAMILY FOUNDATION OF VIRGINIA, CONCERNING THE RULING BY THE 4th CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDING VIRGINIA’S LAW BANNING PARTIAL BIRTH INFANTICIDE

The simple fact that pro-abortion forces continue to defend the heinous and

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In yesterday’s decision handed down by the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals upholding Virginia’s ban on partial-birth abortion/infanticide, Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson had this to say in his concurring opinion:

Perhaps fine art, great invention, sustained prosperity, or enhanced

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The U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday afternoon upheld, by a 6-5 vote, Virginia’s long sought ban on partial birth abortion. The law, passed in 2003, has been blocked by federal courts ever since — despite the fact that the law, as written, … Read more>

Sorry for yesterday’s News Stand today, but the last two days have been nutty for your friendly admin. Then, to top it off, I posted this yesterday just as my wireless connection decided to call it quits for the night. None of … Read more>

No sooner did we write about the absolute fraud that is “investing” in government-run schools in New York City as an example of your hard-earned tax dollars propping up inefficient and ineffective, anti-reform educrats and unions, then we get an example of … Read more>

Every campaign, no matter whether its for mayor, supervisor, city council, school board, General Assembly, governor, representative, senator, president, you name it, Republican or Democrat, and it’s a rare exception when a candidate does not call for more spending on government run … Read more>

How about this? The first day back after a week off, and we lead the news. Actually, it’s an editorial, and a surprising one at that. The Roanoke Times agrees with us on something! (Okay, try to ignore the sarcastic … Read more>

You never know where you’re going to find material for a blog post. For example, newspaper headlines can be inconspicuous and articles unsuspecting. So can key facts.

In Thursday’s Richmond Times-Dispatch, a small article by its medical reporter was headlined, “Dental building … Read more>