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Virginia taxpayers foot a bill of at least $10,000 a year per student in public school according to the U.S. Census Bureau, as of 2010, more than all but one of our Southern competitors. How’s that working out for us? … Read more>

You know a policy is horrible when even your staunchest ally threatens a revolt over it, but that’s the case now with some major labor unions and Democrats over Obamacare. Welcome to our world — that is to say, the Real … Read more>

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There’s a lot of talk right now (as there always is) about moral values in the public square. There are those who think it’s not “polite” to mix religion and politics and, worse, have a misguided understanding of the First … Read more>

There are a lot of accusations flying over the IRS using its power to thwart the free speech and free association rights of political groups that just happen to differ with the Obama administration on a host of issues. The … Read more>

Now that the trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell is over, many in the Left-Wing apparatus — the mainstream media (which never had an interest in covering the trial), pro-abortion advocates, the abortion industry, so-called academics, the entertainment and infotainment industry, the … Read more>

On Saturday the Republican Party of Virginia chose its candidates for this year’s crucial statewide races.  Two former Family Foundation Legislator of the Year winners and our former chaplain make up the ticket.

Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, the party’s nominee … Read more>

We’ve made no secret of our belief that the Richmond Times-Dispatch version of Politi”Fact” is anything but factual.  Over and over again the self-styled purveyors of truth in politics have used linguistic gymnastics or outright misrepresentations to come to their conclusions.… Read more>

Leave it to the ACLU and Equality Virginia to politicize an issue that should be about what’s actually best for children.

Today, Governor McDonnell launched “Virginia Adopts,” an initiative to promote adoption and foster care with the coal of finding … Read more>

It’s a jumble out there. Maybe a jungle, too, with about 10,000 delegates crammed in the Richmond Coliseum tomorrow at the Republican Party of Virginia Convention (not to mention circulating tonight through the city’s downtown at no less than 12 parties … Read more>