Donald Trump is president: Progressives, cope
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OK, folks, and I’m looking at you, progressives, friends. It’s the end of the world as we know it, and we don’t feel fine.
Search Results for Republicans
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Albemarle County: What voters can expect at the polls on Election Day
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The Electoral Board is eager to ensure that Albemarle County voters are aware of all the questions that will appear on the election ballot.
Lee High Halloween political costume controversy: A firing offense?
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The principal at Robert E. Lee High School, Mark Rowicki, dressed for school on Monday – Halloween – as Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
AccuWeather Election Day forecast: Will weather impact voter turnout?
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Tranquil weather over much of the nation may help boost voter turnout among some demographics on Election Day 2016.
Republican legislators push right to work amendment
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Delegates Bell, Landes and Wilt and Senator Obenshain affirmed their support for the right to work constitutional amendment on the ballot this November.
New Quinnipiac poll: Clinton looking good in battlegrounds
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Democrat Hillary Clinton wipes out Republican Donald Trump’s leads in Georgia and Iowa, where the two are tied among likely voters.
Viewpoints: Sixth District congressional candidate Kai Degner
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We’d hoped that this week’s Viewpoints on WVPT would have been a debate between the two men running for the Sixth District seat in Congress.
Debate: The headlines, not surprisingly, are about Trump not accepting election results
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Donald Trump, down big in the national polls, needed to score at least a knockdown, if not a knockout, in tonight’s presidential debate with Hillary Clinton.
Andy Schmookler: The liberals’ share of the blame
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Every liberal I know is both horrified that Donald Trump might become president and appalled that so many Americans would even consider voting for such a man.
Quinnipiac: Clinton leads Trump by seven in national poll
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Republican Donald Trump’s lead among men and white voters all but vanishes as Democrat Hillary Clinton takes a 47-40 percent likely voter lead.
