Annotations & Elucidations

Northrop Grumman Day In The Commonwealth 

At VITA, of course, every day is Northrop Grumman Day, but there is legitimate news to celebrate: A major domestic corporation, a Fortune 500 company, that does business all over the world … Read more>

Below is the first part of a two part interview with nationally known political scientist Dr. Bob Holsworth, a regular commentator on Virginia and national politics. His articles and commentary can be read in publications and on the Internet, … Read more>

Tonight, at 8:30, FRC Action and The Call to Conscience will host a live video Webcast on the proposed government takeover of the health care industry. Called, “An FRC Action PrayerCast: Government Takeover of Healthcare,” it will feature a powerful line-up of speakers, … Read more>

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Budget, Administrations In Transition

The GOP and the outgoing Kaine administration are going at each other over the budget he is soon to submit. It is very likely to include tax increases and some disturbing social policies directly … Read more>

It may be December, and it may be a one month campaign, but it’s already a hot one in the 37th Senate District special election (to be held January 12) to fill the seat of Attorney General-elect Ken Cuccinelli. It was … Read more>

By the way, it never ceases to amaze me that the homosexual lobby thinks same-sex marriage and its other agenda items are necessary for a thriving economy. See the first bullet point in the Equality Virginia news release announcing its … Read more>

You know things aren’t going well for a liberal candidate when his Mainstream Media allies call him out. How let down must Democrat gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds have felt when he saw this headline from Washington Post lib Robert McCartney?

Plain and … Read more>

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Perriello Promises; The Post Gives Deeds Lessons On Firing Up The Base

For a Monday, the news is kind of slow, but it is August, after all. It’s that this August has been unconventionally busy because of the socialized medicine proposal — and … Read more>

For some reason, former Governor Jim Gilmore’s administration of Virginia’s finances remains a preoccupation among Virginia’s liberals. More than 10 years later, they can’t stop whining about the car tax cut and continue to fabricate its supposed harm to Virginia’s fiscal … Read more>

Everyone has a fantasy job — a job for a day. This time of year, when certain politicians are talking tax increases — with too many, it’s year-round talk of tax increases — I want to ask them a simple question. … Read more>