Monthly Archives: December 2005

Phil Rodokanakis takes it to ’em again, this time on vision in the House of Delegates and raising taxes: One person that gets the vision thing is Lt. Governor-elect, Bill Bolling (R). In a fiery speech he told the faithful,“We … Continue reading →

The special election in the 4th District will be held on 03 January 2006. Thought folks might want to know!

Voting begins today in Iraq to elect a new parliament. Of course, don’t feel bad if you knew Cindy Sheehan’s shoe size before you knew of this important step — who bothers to report on success, right? Far better to … Continue reading →

QandO needs your final vote this Sunday! Go vote and give them that last push!

Jim Bowden offers this bit of insight on Senator Allen’s repudiation of hate crime legislation: Sen. Allen’s position helps him with his Right Flank during the 2006. But, frankly, I am surprised and pleased to see this movement when the … Continue reading →

Short answer? Yes. Why? (1) Conservatives make a better, systematic argument for their cause. That is an entirely ancedotal reason (refuted easily by reading Waldo Jaquith and Virginia Centrist), but I think most neutral observers would say conservatives are much … Continue reading →

This bothers me tremendously: One of the messages had urged ‘Aussies’ to take revenge against ‘Lebs and wogs’. Another urged locals to rally at a point on the beach today to take retaliation against ‘middle eastern’ gangs. As the 5,000-strong … Continue reading →

The gentle push begins? All this speculation for ’07 and ’09 is too much for me. Granted, we all do it. Still, so much can happen in the course of a month that all this speculation – while entertaining – … Continue reading →

… and how the next generation might judge their legacy. Interesting article.

I can’t help but snicker whenever I read the calls for a watered-down approach to conservativism, especially when I read how the radical liberals in the Democratic Party are tearing Senator Lieberman to pieces over his stance on Iraq, among … Continue reading →