Monthly Archives: February 2007

Prince William County Republican Committee – February 26, 2007 Meeting Highlights

I have heard it said that in politics half the battle is showing up, and that is definitely true.  Often times it would appear that the other half is sticking it out to the bitter end.  This meeting sure was … Continue reading

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Feb 26 meeting LOCATION CHANGE, or cancellation, to be announced BY NOON MONDAY

From Tom Kopko, Chairman, Pr. Wm. County Republican Committee   Dear Pr. Wm. Republican friend, Our Committee meeting’s location for Monday, Feb. 26 has been closed, yes, again, due to snow. I WILL ANNOUNCE A LOCATION CHANGE OR CANCELLATION BY NOON ON MONDAY. … Continue reading

Posted in PWC Republican Committee Meetings

An Aristocracy of Lawyers: Why Lawyers Rule

When I started researching this topic, I found an interesting web site (here), Legal Reform Now (LRN).  As the name suggest, this web site is devoted to legal reform, and LRN is definitely concerned about the dominance of lawyers in American … Continue reading

Posted in Book Review, Laws, multi-part post

PWC School Board Report – Highlights from the Meeting on February 21, 2007

The interesting part of this meeting turned out to be Citizen Comments.  Nonetheless, we will begin with the Musical Presentation.

Posted in schools

The Democrats are Trying to Shutup Conservatives Again

“To compel a man to furnish funds for the propagation of ideas he disbelieves and abhors is sinful and tyrannical.“  — Thomas Jefferson Here we go again.  GOTV has a simple post.  It points to Congressman Congressman Maurice Hinchey’s web … Continue reading

Posted in Constitution

They Passed a Transportation Bill? Will the Governor Sign it?

Here is a brief excerpt from one of the warriors in the General Assembly’s budget battles over transportation spending.  From L. Scott Lingamfelter, Delegate, 31st District, “Lingamfelter Report” (February 24, 2007 edition). The House vote was as follows: 64 Yes; … Continue reading

Posted in infrastructure

Too Conservative Disappointed in Tom Davis?

When I was reading Too Conservative today, I did a doubletake.  Davis Disappoints?  Can it be?  Am I on the right blog?  Anyway, after I recovered, here is the comment I left behind.

Posted in Republican Party

At Least Something Positive Has Been Going On in the Virginia General Assembly

In rapid succession at the end this week, L. Scott Lingamfelter, Delegate, 31st District, put out a couple of editions of the “Lingamfelter Report.”  The first contained much good news (February 22, 2007 edition).   The second contained an action item … Continue reading

Posted in Laws