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Congressional gridlock is a good thing
There was a great article in the Wall Street Journal that talked about why gridlock in Washington is a GOOD thing. Here is an excerpt: Gridlock, however, is part of the Constitution’s design and is consonant with our underlying political traditions. When they gathered in Philadelphia in 1787, the Constitution’s framers had three goals: Establish [...]
Governor-elect McDonnell, federalism, and past GOP mistakes
We can only be cautiously optimistic that Governor-elect McDonnell will live up to his ambitions to pursue 10th amendment issues, completely restructure state government, significantly cut spending, drill offshore, and not raise taxes. It is up to the tea party movement to keep McDonnell accountable to his campaign promises, so together we can ensure the success [...]
