Monthly Archives: December 2005

So this is what the big hullabaloo was about: A three-judge panel dealt a blow yesterday to Democrat Creigh Deeds’ efforts to get all ballots recounted in the attorney general’s election. Deeds lost the election by 323 votes to Republican … Continue reading →

Skip to about 5:40 to see President Bush end a White House controversy. “You have to remember the true meaning of the holiday season.” Holiday season? Oh, say it ain’t so, Mr. President…

Take ten seconds and vote for QandO as best group blog.

Seems to be all the rage to ID what one considers to be the top blogs in Virginia (and elsewhere – blame NLS). I guess mine starts with whatever I have on the ol’ blog aggregator. Sure there’s good blogs … Continue reading →

I think they’re for real guys. Returning from the Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania meeting of AFP, I have to say I’m interested. I asked Rob directly what – if any – collaboration there would be with existing organizations (VIPP, TJI, Club for Growth) … Continue reading →

Hans Mast. What I can’t believe here is that (1) the content is so good, and (2) that this fella is 17-year old himself. If you haven’t made this part of your daily read, go check out the (not so) … Continue reading →

So I finished reading my recently picked-up Autumn edition of Virginia Quarterly Review (thanks Waldo for becoming their webmaster – would never have picked it up otherwise) and towards the end I see there is a Conference on Ethics being … Continue reading →

Go vote for our friends at Q and O for best group blog!

December 7th, 1941. Be sure to thank a veteran today for their service, and let today be a reminder that freedom is never free.

Norm has his take on it: At least that’s what we learn here. Looking over the list, most of the items seem rather…pedestrian. That’s what I was thinking. Not much to get excited over, which means Governor Kaine will be … Continue reading →