Biden’s win in South Carolina Saturday was not a fluke. He swept nine states on Super Tuesday and, at last count, has the delegate lead. Most voters found him the man who could beat Donald Trump in November.
With two dropping out of the race after South Carolina’s primary Saturday, the field is down to five and threatens to turn into a race between three white guys in their 70s.
Another burn-it-down candidate is topping a splintered field of more moderate contenders and setting the party’s establishment wing on edge.
Says a former governor: The GOP is “not only losing Virginia, they’re losing America.”
As a newspaperman, I view most attempts to “redefine America” through skeptical eyes. Every such attempt appears to be based on hidden agendas driven by a lust for power. As a mostly-white American with some Native American mixed into the DNA, I see myself as a product of mixed environments: Born in Tampa, Fla.,I spent
A good friend left the GOP because he felt the party had become too extreme with right-wing ideology and too subservient to Donald Trump.
Double whammy on the Richmond scandal carnival Wednesday. Virginia’s Democratic Attorney General, Mark Herring, admitted he dress up in blackface in college to sing a rap song with his buddies and the woman who says Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax sexually assaulted her went public in graphic detail about a blow job that she says he
Most of those who monitor the state government happenings in Richmond and around the Old Dominion bet Gov. Ralph Northam will step down today, giving in to the multitude of calls for his resignation in the aftermath of his decision to cover his face with dark shoe polish in 1984 to participate in a Halloween
Embattled Virginia governor Ralph Northam’s last chance of surviving his use of blackface for entertainment in 1984 collapsed Saturday evening when Virginia’s two Democratic Senators told him to resign. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine each called Northam after he claimed a damning yearbook photo from his medical school years wasn’t of him. In the same
Lots of valid questions need answers on why Democratic Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam may or my not appeared in blackface or in a Ku Klu Klan robe in 1984, smiling and holding a beer. “There are more old drunks than old doctors in this world so I think I’ll have another beer,” reads the caption