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The defense being offered by Jay Jones diehards to the “two bullets” texts is that he was referencing a bit from the TV show “The Office.”
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Reality check time. Virginia is now 6-1 and remains undefeated in ACC play at 3-0. Every future opponent is a conference foe and knows that the ‘Hoos have an amazing opportunity to have what would likely be considered the greatest season in UVA Football ever.
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Donald Trump doesn’t know the name of Winsome Earle-Sears, but he told reporters, when asked about the Virginia governor’s race Sunday night, that “she” should win, so, he at least knows that Earle-Sears is a “she.”
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Donald Trump, doing his best to get Jay Jones elected attorney general in Virginia, “can’t imagine anybody voting for Jay Jones,” the POTUS said on Sunday, answering a reporter in one of his Air Force One gaggles.
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Chase Briscoe secured his place in the NASCAR Cup Series Championship 4 with a dramatic overtime victory in the YellaWood 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday.
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The Haven will get a handful of upgrades to make it more functional for at-risk guests or those experiencing homelessness.
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Virginia is committing another $6.1 million this year to protect Civil War battlefields, which is good from a historical-preservation perspective – but maybe not so much when you consider, aren’t we just giving wealthy landowners money to do what should be the right thing?
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Virginia Democrats are playing a game with the Jay Jones texts fantasizing about two bullets for Todd Gilbert being weighed against Winsome Earle-Sears wishing “murder” on women who have had abortions.
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I see them called culture wins – when things don’t go your way, but your team finds a way. Virginia’s 22-20 win over Washington State is the third culture win in a row for a program that used to find ways to lose close games.
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If you’ve ever donated to a campaign in Virginia, you’re likely getting inundated with emails and text messages as part of get-out-the-vote efforts statewide in the leadup to the November general election.
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