January 17, 2021

University of Virginia Goes Fully Woke

When University of Virginia (UVA) president James Ryan assumed his duties as the new President of UVA in 2018, he announced his vision in a humble speech to the UVA faithful.  He proclaimed that the university must have faith in the future ...

September 3, 2020

The Covid-19 Pandemic is Ending

Covid19 has already passed through all 50 states as a single major contagious wave in each state.  There were 33 early states where the epidemic was over by June, and 14 late states where the epidemic now is ending. Every week in America abou...

January 18, 2020

Blame Game Set for Va. Gov. Northam's Gun-Free Kill Zone

The political battle lines have been drawn over Virginia governor Ralph Northam's declaration of an emergency kill zone on the Capitol grounds for Lobby Day, Jan. 20.  As of Friday night, after a Virginia district court rejected a legal...

January 12, 2020

YouTube blocks links to texts of Virginia anti-gun Bills

YouTube is now blocking links to the State of Virginia Legislative Information System (LIS).  On Saturday, the YouTube channel Guns & Gadgets posted a video titled “Virginia Anti-Gun Bills To Be Heard Jan 13,” wherein the proprie...

March 14, 2019

UVA commits to a 'living wage' of $15/hour

The University of Virginia (UVA), formally the hallowed intellectual child of Thomas Jefferson and now one of the leading cultural Marxist institutions in America, recently announced that it will begin paying its full-time benefits–eligible sta...

August 13, 2018

High Noon in Charlottesville

Charlottesville’s $2 million emergency shutdown came to an anticlimactic ending Sunday as rain moved in over the city around 3:30 p.m.  In anticipation of possible violent demonstrations on the one-year anniversary of last summer’s A...

August 12, 2018

Charlottesville has its boogeymen and it’s not letting go

This weekend marks the one year anniversary of the police stand down that led to the Antifa riot and the death of Heather Heyer last August in Charlottesville.  Hundreds rallied yesterday, with more expected today. On Wednesday, Virginia Governo...

March 1, 2018

What will Dick's do with all its 'assault-style' rifles?

Yesterday morning, Dick's Sporting Goods announced that it no longer will sell "assault-style rifles" in its subsidiary company Field & Stream and that its inventory will be removed from sale.  The announcement was accompa...

October 29, 2017

Will the NFL Be the First Legal Monopoly in US History to Fail?

Monday Night Football ratings are down.  NFL ticket sales are down.  Stadiums are half empty.  The NFL may cut 10 Thursday night broadcasts from the lineup.  NFL owners met in New York last week to deal with the kneeling crisis....

September 14, 2017

The Haters Come for Jefferson

Tuesday night, Black Lives Matter supporters made their move on the University of Virginia (UVA).  Protesters climbed the statue of Thomas Jefferson in front of the Rotunda and covered the statue with a shroud.  News coverage says about 100...

August 16, 2017

In Charlottesville, Where Were the Police?

In the wake of Saturday’s violence in Charlottesville, reports are emerging that a pattern of police inaction contributed to the violence in the city, and that this may have been a calculated political strategy to discredit Unite The Right (UTR...

August 14, 2017

Is Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe culpable in Charlottesville riot?

First things first: Police have arrested James Alex Fields and charged him with second-degree murder in the vehicular homicide of an Alt-Left protester in Charlottesville.  Assuming that a forensic investigation confirms the published videos of ...

June 29, 2017

Remember When 93 Million Health Care Plans Could Be Canceled?

Prior to the full implementation of Obamacare in 2014, Avik Roy estimated that 93 million health care plans could be cancelled due to the grandfather provision in Obamacare.  His analysis was not just political trash talk.  It was based on ...

November 19, 2016

Virginia Universities Battling Free Speech

Three universities in Virginia associated with our Founding Fathers, Thomas Jefferson’s University of Virginia, James Madison University, and George Mason University, are embroiled in free speech battles over what faculty, students, and employe...