As your constituent, I trust that you faithfully discharge your official duties and I rely upon the written communications sent to your constituents to be... Read More »
Watch the Ted Cruz Proposal that is Setting the Internet on Fire!
I am looking for feedback from all of you to refine this idea before I submit it formally to my Senators. I mentioned this idea to Senator Kaine (D-VA) when he visited the Mason Enterprise Center in Leesburg, VA earlier this month and he expressed some interest in the idea.
Photo Credit: Dusty Smith
(That's me pitching this idea to... Read More »
I interviewed Mark Obenshainn last Wednesday in Vienna. Senator Obenshain is my preffered canidate in this race.
http://virginiavirtucon.wordpress.com/2013/05/15/interview-with-mark-obenshain/
Mark is a highly qualified candidate for the position. His list of legislative achievments is impressive as are his years of work as a litigator in the private... Read More »
I interviewed Scott Lingamfelter last Wednesday in Fairfax City. Delegate Lingamfelter has a firm command of the issues and his answers to the interview questions bear this out. The following link will take you to the intervew:
If you are planning to go... Read More »
It is a sad time for the citizens of these United States when the sworn leader and his appointed administrators are willing to allow the death of any Ambassador and American citizens to go... Read More »
Orginal post from my blog: http://jthmishmash.com/2013/05/07/internet-sales-tax-bill-aka-marketplace-fairness-act-of-2013/
Yesterday, the Senate passed S. 743, the Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013. It is my understanding that if this bill were to be signed into a law many online sales that are tax-free would no longer be “tax-free.”... Read More »
Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) has introduced a new bill.
According to The Hill, the No Monuments to Me Act (H.R. 1826) "would permanently prevent federal money from being used to name structures after current members of Congress, or the president. The only exception would be presidential libraries."
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I am so grateful that you are doing, in Washington, precisely what you pledged to do during your campaign. It is so refreshing to see a man of integrity standing courageously, in the face of fierce... Read More »
Liberty is immunity from arbitrary exercise of authority. There are various dimensions to liberty. In the United States the dominant political parties are both guilty of abridging our liberties in the name of what cause or crisis they find convenient or expedient. The culture of liberty is not something that can be readily acquired in a given... Read More »
It's bankrupting our country.
(Yes, I'm just testing another service.)
The Second Amendment, like all other amendments to the Constitution, was written by the People to restrain the organs of our government. Its ratification, therefore, necessarily limits... Read More »
The Second Amendment, like all other amendments to the Constitution, was written by the People to restrain the organs of our government. Its ratification, therefore, necessarily limits... Read More »
The Second Amendment, like all other amendments to the Constitution, was written by the People to restrain the organs of our government. Its ratification, therefore, necessarily limits the... Read More »
If you can spare 15 minutes, I recommend you watch this video clip from this weeks Piers Morgan show.
Despite the condescension, the two-on-one format, and the seating arrangements for the three debaters, Ryan Anderson manages to engage Piers and Suze Orman in a fairly constructive exchange of ideas on this controversial subject. I give Piers and... Read More »
Please watch this most valuable video to see the link between C.F R. control of policy in America as it relates to the Left Right Paradigm designed to control the non-elitits. Liberty matters and the control of it is managed by the Chamber elitist and 22 VA PDCs with bribery money from the Feds (UN) to State and Local... Read More »
The upcoming Supreme Court Session on the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act provides an occasion to think harder than most Americans have in the past several decades about marriage and its role in society.
The current fashion is to define marriage as any relationship that has sufficient emotional intensity. Gay marriage is a perfect illustration of... Read More »