Archives for June 2013
The Law For Thee, But Not For Me
18 June 2013 | Crime, Manassas City | 30 Comments
One of the great things about being a member of the Manassas City Council is that you don’t have to follow the law. The Mayor doesn’t notice when councilmembers trample on the Code of Virginia, and as long as the action is for the benefit of some liberal cause the City Attorney Martin Crim, who is paid […]
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The Palace Coup At McCoart
18 June 2013 | Crime, Prince William County | 22 Comments
Just who runs the Prince William County government these days? Who makes the decisions, and who minds the store?
If you thought that our elected officials, the members of the Board of County Supervisors were in charge, you would be wrong. They certainly have a role, but when elected officials butt heads with county staff about […]
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Local Mosque Hosts Iranian Elections
17 June 2013 | National Politics, Prince William County | 6 Comments
Most people don’t spend a lot of time thinking about what happens inside in the area’s houses of worship. The faithful does what it wants to do, and we don’t concern ourselves with it. That’s how it should be, up until we start seeing these facilities used by agents of hostile foreign regimes. If a […]
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The Washington Post Faces A Steep Learning Curve
17 June 2013 | Local Media, Virginia Politics | 4 Comments
If you’re depending on the Washington Post for factual information about elections in Virginia, you’re looking in the wrong place. Case in point: this weekend the WashPo ran this article about E. W. Jackson.
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E. W. Jackson: Inspiration
14 June 2013 | RPV, Virginia Politics, Manassas City | 3 Comments
E. W. Jackson visited Old Town Manassas this week and spoke to volunteers and activists about his campaign and his vision for Virginia. This is the guy that some liberals are trying to characterize as some sort of monster, but the truth is quite obviously rather different. Jackson is one of the most […]
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Tim Kaine Talks To Virginians
12 June 2013 | National Politics, Illegal Aliens | 14 Comments
Senator Tim Kaine provided this important message to his constituents and the country from the floor of the United States Senate the other day.
I’m certain all of his constituents felt very encouraged hearing this.
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The More Things Change…
12 June 2013 | Loudoun County, Virginia Politics, Virginia House | 9 Comments
The defeat of House Transportation Committee Chairman Joe May by Dave Larock in the 33rd District is being touted by some as an unprecedented revolt by the grassroots against Republican tax-hikers. It is not. Back in 2003, then-House Transportation Committee Chairman Jack Rollison was defeated in a primary by Jeff Frederick after Rollison played the […]
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Southside Is Worth Caring About
3 June 2013 | Virginia Politics | 17 Comments
During the last legislative session of the General Assembly we heard a lot about Uranium mining. One side was talking about jobs in southside Virginia, the other talking about how mining could be dangerous, and most of here in Northern Virginia were mostly wondering why we were getting calls and mail pieces about the issue. […]
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Pornographers Endorse Joe May
3 June 2013 | Loudoun County, Virginia House | 17 Comments
With porn shop owner Paige Critchley announcing her support for the Joe May campaign in a comment here on BVBL, we thought it might be a nice gesture to offer the May campaign some graphic design help with their next mail piece which really ought to feature this surprise development. It’s not every day that […]
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