Well, the Netroots Debate didn’t happen. It is a shame, but life will go on. The most curious aspect of this situation is the disappearance of the host site, Common Sense for Virginia. When you click on the link to the site, a message flashes up indicating that the blog cannot be found. Strange indeed. [...]
Archive for September, 2009
An End And A Beginning
Posted in Political Musings, tagged 2009 Netroots Supporter Debate, Common Sense for Virginia, Vicious Print on September 30, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Another Comment About Comments
Posted in General Thoughts on September 24, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Last night this blog received a few comments. One of them concerned a post from about a year ago, Searching for Judas, which dealt with Sen. Cuccinelli, Rep. Wolf, and the pro-life movement. In the comment the respondent wrote: You brought the bible into the discussion… Where in the bible does God promote influencing government [...]
Paul Endorses Cuccinelli
Posted in Political Musings, Virginia Politics, tagged Ken Cuccinelli, Ron Paul on September 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve mentioned in the past the importance of electing officials who share our principles of liberty, limited government, and personal responsibility. That’s why I’ve ardently supported Senator Ken Cuccinelli as our next Attorney General. Both Virginia and our nation as a whole could benefit from more leaders like him. I’m pleased to announce that my [...]
Constitution Day!
Posted in Political Musings, tagged 10th Amendment Center, Brenda Pogge, Constitution, Constitution Day on September 17, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Today, ladies and gentlemen, is Constitution Day. It has been 222 years since the Constitutional Convention adopted our Constitution. Despite the massive (and unconstitutional) growth of the federal government since that time, we would do well as free citizens to take a bit of time to reflect on the document. As such, if you’ve never [...]
The Clash of The Bloggers II
Posted in Political Musings, Virginia Politics, tagged 2009 Netroots Supporter Debate, Common Sense for Virginia, Tom White, Virginia Conservative, Virginia Right!, Waldo Jaquith on September 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
For those who tuned in to the 2009 NetRoots Supporters’ Debate, you may have been disappointed by the sudden and unexpected termination of the discussion. Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties, the debate could not continue. However, these issues have now been resolved and therefore I’m pleased to announce… The Clash of The Bloggers II, The [...]
Eight Years Later
Posted in Political Musings, tagged 9/11, Anthrax Scare, Challenger Disaster, Conservative Politics, Neo-Conservative, World Trade Center on September 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Well…it’s been eight years since the horrific attacks by terrorists on September 11, 2001. I, like so many Americans, have that morning forever burned into my memory. I can recall sitting in my dorm room at William and Mary before class reading news of some sort of airplane crash into one of the towers of [...]
Why Vote for Bob McDonnell?
Posted in Political Musings, Virginia Politics, tagged 2nd Amendment, Abortion, Bob McDonnell, Brenda Pogge, Common Sense for Virginia, Conservative Politics, Taxes on September 10, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Recently a reader of this blog asked me, “Josh – If you’re a Ron Paul conservative, why in the world are you supporting Bob McDonnell? Dr. Paul is hardly enthused w/ McDonnell…” It is certainly a fair question to ask. Why should I, as a constitutional conservative, support Bob McDonnell? Some might say that I [...]
The Clash of The Bloggers
Posted in Political Musings, Virginia Politics, tagged 2009 Netroots Supporter Debate, Bob McDonnell, Common Sense for Virginia, Creigh Deeds, Tom White, Virginia Right!, Waldo Jaquith on September 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Who will be our next Governor, McDonnell or Deeds? You’ve visited their websites, you’ve read their campaign literature, you’ve seen the attack ads, and you’ve likely browsed the “unbiased” Washington Post. But one unanswered question is, with the rise of the new media, what do the bloggers say? It’s time to find out! Therefore, I’m [...]

