Monthly Archives: October 2005

A NOVA Democrat has had enough of Democratic campaign tactics, including sign theft and the usual petty nonsense that most of us have come to tolerate from the radicals working for the left. The pictures say everything that needs to … Continue reading →

That was a painful game to watch.

Heh. And no, I don’t buy the idea that it can be attributed to “global warming” per se.

Sidney Armstrong passed away yesterday at the age of 93. Mr. Armstrong lived in my neighborhood on Littlepage Street. Missy would walk by his place with the kids and every once in awhile would talk with Mr. Armstrong. I had … Continue reading →

One cardinal rule of political campaigns? Handle volunteers and precinct workers with care. Here is one example of how the Kilgore campaign, it seems, has managed to enrage a supporter and poll worker. And the problem stems from this…an episode … Continue reading →

Delegate Mark Cole is facing the same challenger he faced in 2003, a retired Prince William detective by the name of Chuck Feldbush. Feldbush’s red signs, which blend nicely with the Russ Potts signs planted along Rt. 17 in Stafford, … Continue reading →

Close to midnight, it became clear he wouldn’t finish all the notes, so Craddock prepared to call it quits. But not before he wrote a letter to his close friend Josh Lineberger. “Dear Josh, Thank you so much for your … Continue reading →

Ladies and gentlemen, the first Porker Award.

James Young pulverizes the hypocrisy of the folks at Raising Kaine. That’s a backbreaker!

Nothing in the world makes me want to bang my head against a wall more than sloppy research. Today’s FLS decides it would like to clarify not only Catholic teaching on the death penalty, but also a Catholic’s obligations while … Continue reading →