It is almost time to turn the page on 2013, and, for the Republican Party, this past year has been remarkably mixed. Republicans faced numerous challenges in 2013. President Obama’s inauguration to a second term in January in the midst
On Saturday, Virginia’s two candidates for Governor, Republican nominee and current Virginia Attorney General, Ken Cuccinelli, and Democratic nominee and former DNC Chairman, Terry McAuliffe, faced off in a debate sponsored by the Virginia Bar Association. During the two-hour long contest,
Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) joined his colleague Rand Paul (R-KY) on the Senate floor in support of the filibuster of John Brennan’s nomination for Director of the CIA. Marco Rubio is considered a rising star within the Republican Party and
On Saturday, Virginia’s Attorney General, Ken Cuccinelli, was signing copies of his new book, The Last Line of Defense, at a local Barnes and Noble in Tysons Corner. However, for the adults and children waiting in line to meet the
According to the White House Office of Management and Budget, President Obama will push for a 1% salary increase for all federal employees in his 2014 budget proposal. This announcement comes on the heals of continuing bad economic news in
Virginia Attorney General, Ken Cuccinelli (R), is beginning his campaign for Governor with an appeal to younger voters and volunteers. On Saturday, January 5th, his campaign hosted a “Young Virginians for Cuccinelli” kickoff event. Indeed, this gathering was one of
Reducing the size of the federal government is the most fundamental principle of conservatism from which all other elements of our ideology originate. For instance, conservatives support lower tax rates as a method of limiting the government’s ability to grow
