
Gas prices now on the verge of passing $4 per gallon, with no end in sight
Gas prices are on the verge of breaking through the $4-a-gallon barrier, with both AAA and GasBuddy pegging the national average at $3.98 a gallon.

Gas prices are on the verge of breaking through the $4-a-gallon barrier, with both AAA and GasBuddy pegging the national average at $3.98 a gallon.
Local Democrats, and Democrats nationwide, will hold their first mass anti-Trump No Kings protest of 2026 this weekend. And what will we accomplish? Asking for a friend, because I’m not sure we’re getting much of value out of these things.
CNN is reporting on Tuesday that the Trump regime has reached out to unnamed senior Iranian officials regarding an end to the war with Iran launched by the U.S. and Israel on Feb. 28.
Local Democrats are bound and determined to f—k up the 2026 midterms, to a point where I’m wondering if it will do us any good to pass the redistricting referendum, and still lose to the feckless Ben Cline.
The UVA Football media, on Tuesday, got their first crack at Tony Elliott since the Jahmal Edrine rape case hit the news wire.
Iran wasn’t a threat to the United States when we joined with Israel in starting a war with the Islamic Republic two weeks ago.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the “supreme leader,” has been killed. He was a brutal leader. But his murder does not justify all the others.
This news that the McAuliffes are trying to backdoor their way into a congressional seat for the former First Lady might be enough for me to change my tune on the redistricting referendum.
Ben Cline tweeted today about how “(t)he woke liberal media hates America and everything we stand for,” and with that, to borrow from Popeye, I’m at the point of, That’s all I can stands, and I can’t stands no more.
The JPJ part of the UVA Basketball season is over, which means, among other things, no more ads on the big screen hanging over the court promoting the UVA Football season opener in Brazil.
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