The New York Times enters the fray to protect Ivy League bureaucrats from federal civil rights oversight while laundering Democrat donor fears as 'news.' ⚡ TL;DR The New York Times is actively ...

After the earthquake of August 2011, word got out that it occurred on a rare and obscure fault-line known as “Bush’s Fault.” This was, of course, a parody of Barack Obama and his leftist cohorts ...

These words of Benjamin Franklin are haunting, even chilling, for those of us suspended in a state of disbelief after the election. Have we just witnessed the end of the republic? It’s not like we ...

Republican Party of Virginia (RPV) Chairman Rich Anderson, in lamenting the drawn-out and divisive ordeal that Virginia Republicans have subjected themselves to on deciding how to nominate candidates ...

Or better put, why Barbara Comstock probably has nothing to worry about in VA-10: Ladies and gentlemen meet Rob Wasinger. He went to Harverd. Harvard Law? Harvard for undergraduate? I dunno… all we ...

Over the last decade, the definition of a conservative has changed a great deal. For myself as a writer and political commentator, my start began with the occasional op-ed in the pages of the Free ...

Liberty Middle School in Fairfax County, Virginia needs a name change. How about “The Center for Opposition Research to Bash Republicans?” The Daily Caller reports that the Middle School has a class ...

Dick Morris clearly reads Bearing Drift. Keep in mind that the Romney campaign can virtually at-will send the media on every wild goose chase it prefers. Mark Halperin lays out the schematic: Romney’s ...

Here’s to U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) for showing Virginia Republicans how they might be able to embrace marijuana reform. Just to be clear: McConnell isn’t pushing a ...

Jamie Radtke and Tim Donner – two of the four other Republicans running for the GOP U.S. Senate nomination against George Allen – lamented Allen’s debate performance today against Democrat Tim Kaine.

It is now apparent that we are heading towards a brokered convention, with Trump unable to win the required majority to clinch the nomination outright and the other candidates — Rubio, Cruz, Kasich, ...

On Thursday, the House will meet at 9:00 a.m. for morning hour and 10:00 a.m. for legislative business. First votes expected: 12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Last votes ...