Don’t say ‘radical’ if you mean ‘violent’
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It’s about time someone challenged the phrase radical Islamic terrorism. The most objectionable part is the word radical.
Search Results for Donald Trump
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Sharia Law is coming to Augusta County: It’s all in the lesson plans
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Fox News is reporting on a World Geography class assignment at Riverheads High School. That’s one way to define lesson plan gone wrong.
Republican candidates discuss ISIS strategies
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To former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, the biggest obstacle to defeating ISIS is getting “the lawyers off the backs of the war fighters.”
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: Live coverage of the CNN Republican Debate
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Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham leads our live coverage of the Dec. 15 CNN Republican Debate.
Podcast: AFP editor Chris Graham talks Virginia politics, sports on WREL-1450AM
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Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham talks Virginia politics and sports with host Jim Bresnahan on WREL-1450AM in Lexington, Va.
Foreign policy comes back to haunt us
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From the start, opponents of the American empire warned that the government could not violate the rights of foreigners without eventually violating the rights of Americans.
Jim Gilmore on TV: Former Virginia governor has ad in early voting states
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Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore is running TV spots in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina to bolster his campaign for the Republican Party presidential nomination.
Polling fun: What makes a good Thanksgiving dinner?
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We’re still two months out from the first votes being cast for the presidential nomination, so with Thanksgiving upon us, it makes sense to put our pollsters to work asking the real important question of the day: what’s for dinner?
Guess who’s coming for dinner: Which presidential candidate would ruin Thanksgiving?
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Public Policy Polling asked voters this week their thoughts on which presidential candidate would be most likely to say something stupid at the Thanksgiving dinner table. Your best guess as to who gets that nod.
Republican Party: No longer the party of law and order, limited government
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Do you remember when the Republican Party was the “law and order” Party? Yet now we have the spectacle of the two leading contenders for the Republican nomination for President supporting the commission of crimes.
