Earlier this month there was a “social justice” rally at the Mall in Washington, D.C., meant to counter the Glenn Beck rally in August. (The attendance wasn’t within a fraction of the Beck event and yet the attendees thoroughly trashed and … Read more>

While many Virginians are worried about the economy, their jobs, the country’s third-world-like debt, and the mountainous problems facing the country, Barack Obama is going on Comedy Central’s Daily Show With Jon Stewart. Now, he’s bringing his routine to the stage . … Read more>

This is the second in a series of five policy statements on issues that will come before the 2010 General Assembly. The first, regarding parental rights, can be found here. Each statement covers one of The Family Foundation’s five areas … Read more>

Most people might think we at The Family Foundation of Virginia, as involved in Virginia policy and politics as we are, love this time of year for its campaign season. Yes, but . . . not exactly what you might … Read more>

By the way, media present include the Associated Press, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot and WVIR/NBC29 from Charlottesville.

I know Governor Kaine announced an energy saving initiative, but does that mean the AC has to be off in the GAB? We’re all sweating … Read more>

We were so overwhelmed by pictures and video of the almost two dozen official Tax Day Tea Parties last month, that we haven’t been able to post all the great sights and sounds from them. We got some of them … Read more>

As you well know, in 1773, colonists gathered to dump imported tea into the Boston Harbor to protest the British government’s oppressive tax system that allowed for no direct representation. At the Boston Tea Party, determined colonists stood against the expanding … Read more>

Boston may have had its Tea Party in 1773 (a fact I know well as a stammering, stage-frightened, scene-blowing actor in my 7th grade play, The Boston Tea Party), but Virginia’s rebellious nature against authoritarian rule is no less historic, … Read more>

There’s a lot of talk going on about  . . . talk. As well as experience.

A Mainstream Media “reporter” (i.e., Obama advocate) I heard recently (and I’m sure she wasn’t the only one) joined the debate over whether Senator … Read more>