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>

The General Assembly wrapped up its 2013 business, officially, April 3, at the conclusion of the “Veto” session. Since then, a flurry of scorecards have been released by several organizations, including the Family Foundation’s late last week. Usually released … Read more>

The Family Foundation Action today released the 12th edition of its non-partisan General Assembly Report Card. The educational document informs citizens on key votes taken by the General Assembly during the 2012 and 2013 sessions.

You can view the … Read more>

It may be unique in the long history of Virginia politics: Seven candidates standing for a party nomination for a statewide office. But that’s the situation this year as seven Republicans seek to win the second spot on the GOP … Read more>

* Anti-discrimination bill fails again in Va. House panel

Virginia Senate loosens student group exclusivity

Student Rights Bill Goes To Governor!

Planned Parenthood targets Ken Cuccinelli

Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli’s book tour begins this weekend

Bill to raise road money … Read more>

Miracles do happen. Witness this: The Washington Post this morning editorialized in favor of the “Tebow Bill” after years of opposing it. Coincidentally, the bill, HB 1442, patroned by Delegate Rob Bell (R-58, Albermarle), will be in the Senate … Read more>

Tomorrow on the Senate floor, and Friday afternoon in the House of Delegates Courts of Justice Committee, Virginia lawmakers will vote on SB 908 and HB 1642, legislation that directs Virginia courts to treat parent’s rights as fundamental … Read more>

Cuccinelli backed failed bill to ease ultrasound rule

With debate stifled, panel kills ultrasound option

Bill to ease pre-abortion ultrasound requirement stalls

Virginia Senate kills right-to-work, charter school amendments

Cohabitation would be legal under Senate bill

Virginia Senate committee votes … Read more>

General Assembly session is quickly approaching, which means The Family Foundation is in the midst of important preparations. One of the critical elements of our preparations includes finding student interns and pages to assist our legislative team in our advocacy … Read more>

Tuesday morning with the clock approaching 2:00, the House of Delegates voted to not appoint to a judgeship Tracy Thorne-Begland (see roll call vote). After spending more than twelve hours debating and voting on budget amendments and discussing issues … Read more>