Monthly Archives: February 2008

D.J. McGuire hits hard against the tax-hiking Republicans for voting for the five-cent gas tax hike. For those who need a reminder, this was a variant of the theoretical gas tax hike I took to task in December 2007 (when … Continue reading →

Read this . Simply amazing.

…or better put, why is there a flag of Communist mass murderer Che Guevara displayed in Obama’s Houston office untouchables the free ? That is vile.

Survey says?!?! No — and I am inclined to agree. The “housing bubble” as it stands is by and large manufactured disarray. Hedge fund managers are making a killing, those with capital are hosing those without monetary assets, and housing … Continue reading →

And more strikingly, Delegate Chris Saxman is boxing himself out for consideration. Saxman would (and will) make an excellent candidate, for whatever he decides to run for. I have long been of the opinion the person we need at Lieutenant … Continue reading →

Robins have arrived at Kents Store, which means it’s time to start thinking about growing some of my cold-weather plants… you know, spinaches and broccoli and some onions and lettuce. Especially baby spinaches. Then peas for the spring. Then some … Continue reading →

RealClearPolitics has the scoop on those bashing McCain. After I won the 1994 Republican nomination for a U.S. Senate seat in Virginia, I naively assumed that all in the GOP would pull together behind my conservative candidacy. I clearly don’t … Continue reading →

So I didn’t go with a new design based solely off of my own creation… nor did I get around to moving to WordPress. titanic dvd But I did find this design, tweaked it a bit, and revised. The scaffolding … Continue reading →

Okay, so I went with the clean design and have had enough. tinker bell dvdrip download It’s boring. It’s dull. And frankly, I can do better. Stay tuned… look for a better design in the next few days!

The Gilmore camp has fired back at some spotty shilling for Warner over at the Alexandria Gazette, but I was a bit more drawn towards Jim Bacon’s analysis in March 2004 (prior to the disastrous Senate GOP-led Chichester tax hike): … Continue reading →