Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, TFF President Victoria Cobb To Give Updates At Williamsburg Event Thursday Night

admin — Wed, 13 Jun 2012 18:49:47 +0000

The Family Foundation is partnering with The Williamsburg Oak Initiative to present Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli for an evening of information and motivation on tomorrow night in Williamsburg. Join us and hear Attorney General Cuccinelli speak about the lawsuits pending against the federal health care mandate and the Environmental Protection Agency, legal actions that have national and constitutional implications and on which he led, taking on the Obama administration, as well as his ongoing efforts to protect liberty and defend the constitution.

Family Foundation President Victoria Cobb will give an update on the recent General Assembly session as well as current events in Richmond and around the commonwealth. The program will include a question and answer period at the end. The event is free and open to the public. Registration is not required but is helpful for planning purposes. Please click here to register.

With the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on the Obamacare expected any day, you won’t want to miss hearing the perspective of one of the nation’s leaders in the battle to return our nation to its constitutional foundation. Victoria’s presentation will provide insight into the hard fought General Assembly victories as well as detail some of the trials and challenges and behind-the-scenes action of the recent General Assembly session.

The event will take place tomorrow night, from 7:-9:00 p.m., at Greensprings Chapel, 3687 Ironbound Road, Williamsburg. For more information, contact Roger Pogge at 804-343-0010 or at roger@familyfoundation.org.

Virginia News Stand: April 30, 2010

admin — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 20:18:13 +0000

Annotations & Elucidations

Close Of Business, April

It’s almost like it’s a holiday weekend — there’s not much going on. Maybe it’s a collective political sigh. After all, it’s been an eventful week. So, today brings us more reflection on all of the good news on the cultural front as the media still can’t get enough of it. Leading the News, again, is coverage of Governor Bob McDonnell’s reversal of the Kaine administration’s gag order on Virginia State Police chaplains not to pray according to their faith tradition. We’re mentioned in both articles linked below.

News

*McDonnell reverses chaplain prayer policy (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star)

*McDonnell lifts ban on State Police troopers referring to Jesus in public prayers (Washington Post Virginia Politics Blog)

VCU reaffirms nondiscrimination policy (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

National News

Hawaii Lawmakers OK Civil Unions, Send Bill to Gov (AP/FoxNews.com)

Lawsuits target AZ law amid calls for boycotts (AP/GOPUSA.com)

Denver school district bans work travel to Arizona (AP/GOPUSA.com)

Congress sets Puerto Rico statehood effort in motion (AP/GOPUSA.com)

Crist’s defection could be gift to Democrats (AP/GOPUSA.com)

Feds open criminal probe of Goldman (AP/GOPUSA.com)

Palin wades into Minn. governor’s race (AP/GOPUSA.com)