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Three lawyers volunteered their time to save the life of a pit bull that mauled a four-year-old boy. The dog’s owner wanted the dog euthanized following the…
March 27, 2014Read More
I am frequently criticized for my stands promoting capitalism and supply and demand. I once told a young man who said, “I don’t like to sell stuff…
March 20, 2014Read More
Last week’s editorial on the new courthouse that is being forced on Charlotte County by Judge Cunningham generated the most response of anything we have written in…
March 14, 2014Read More
In Virginia larceny is defined as “the unlawful taking of someone’s property.” We are also protected against “taxation without representation.” What we are not protected from is…
March 6, 2014Read More
Editors note:The figures used in last week’s editorial came from the many callers and writers supporting Sunday Hunting who complained about my previous editorial. If they are…
February 27, 2014Read More
Last week I wrote an editorial complaining about the process that is being used to change the law on Sunday hunting. At no point did I take…
February 20, 2014Read More
As the Roman poet Juvenal wrote almost 2000 years ago, “… Already long ago, from when we sold our vote to no man, the People have abdicated…
February 13, 2014Read More
In yet another cynical over- reach of authority President Obama just raised the minimum wage for workers on Government contracts. This is cynical because most employees on…
February 6, 2014Read More
Today’s winner for the lying cheating thieving politician award in Virginia goes to—drum roll please—former Governor Bob McDonnell. A politician once asked a man for his vote.…
January 30, 2014Read More
I regularly receive calls accusing me of being a right wing Republican or a left wing America-hating Democrat. I am neither. I am an American who loves…
January 23, 2014Read More
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