Andy Schmookler: An open letter to Bob Goodlatte
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Dear Congressman Goodlatte: if there’s one thing people can count on you for, it’s that you will put your party’s interests ahead of the good of the nation.
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UVA Law’s first female dean takes office
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Risa Goluboff’s move into the dean’s office at the University of Virginia School of Law may only be a short walk from the office she occupied as a professor.
Ken Plum: The right to bear arms
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Commonly referred to as the “right to bear arms” amendment, the Second Amendment could as easily be called “the state militia” amendment.
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library exhibit examines 1916, 2016 elections
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library has opened a new exhibit called, “I Believe in Democracy,” to shed light on presidential politics then and now.
There is a next for Bob McDonnell
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So you’re Bob McDonnell, and you woke up Monday morning as you did every morning the past 21 months, facing the possibility of two years in federal prison.
ACLU sides with McAuliffe in restoration of voting rights lawsuit
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The ACLU has sided with Gov. Terry McAuliffe in a lawsuit to try to block the restoration of voting rights to 206,000 individuals convicted of a felony.
Connolly to meet with Virginia immigrants as part of DAPA Dinners campaign
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Congressman Gerry Connolly will discuss the Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents program Friday.
Herring announces refunds for Virginia e-book purchasers in $400 million settlement with Apple
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Virginians who purchased e-books should begin receiving account credits or checks on Tuesday as a result of a price-fixing case against Apple.
Virginia Republicans swinging, missing with voters on issues
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Virginia Republicans might be misreading public sentiment on Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s push to restore the voting rights of ex-felons.
Randy Forbes: The price we pay for political correctness
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Our Founding Fathers rejected political correctness, and they rejected the notion that the government had the right to tell the people what religion was acceptable.
