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RECLAIMING THE REPUBLIC: A BOOK REVIEW — PART 6
In this post we will continue our examination of Part 2 of Robert G. “Delegate Bob” Marshall new book, Reclaiming the Republic: How Christians and Other Conservatives Can Win Back America. Here is our progress thus far. First Post: We … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Citizen Responsibilities, Constitutional Government
Tagged Book Review, constitution, Delegate Bob Marshall, Equal Rights Amendment, ERA, political activism, Reclaiming the Republic, Reclaiming the Republic: How Christians and Other Conservatives Can Win Back America
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IS CONGRESSWOMAN JENNIFER WEXTON HITTING THE MARK?
The 2020 election has not started. Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton is holding townhalls, but she isn’t actively running for office. She doesn’t have an opponent yet. So what is this post about? It is a thought exercise. What is Congresswoman Jennifer … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 Election, Citizen Responsibilities, culture
Tagged 10th Congressional District of Virginia, 2020 Election, constitution, culture war, government, human-rights, Jennifer Wexton, politics, Prince William, prince william county, Prince William County Virginia, United States Constitution
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GETTING READY FOR NOVEMBER — PART 1
This series of posts is aimed at Prince William County political activists. What do we need to know to get ready for the general election on November 5, 2019? Part 1: Where are the Congressional, State Senate, House of Delegates, … Continue reading
A POTENTIAL BOND REFERENDUM FOR THE NOVEMBER 5, 2019 GENERAL ELECTION
Borrowing money for capital investments isn’t necessarily a bad idea, but the payoff should be obvious and risk needs to be carefully assessed. What is the worse case scenario, and how likely is it? Can we afford the loss? Borrowing … Continue reading
