West Wing Reports Paul Brandus to serve as Executive-in-Residence at W&L
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The Williams School of Commerce, Economics, and Politics will host West Wing Reports Paul Brandus as its fall 2014 Executive-in-Residence.
Search Results for U.S. Senate
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Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham talks politics on WREL
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Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham joins host Jim Bresnahan on WREL-1450AM in Lexington, Va., to talk news and politics.
Tooclosetocall? Seriously? It’s over, Mark Warner won already
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There is one precinct left to count of the 2,557 spread across Virginia, the University Hall precinct in Albemarle County, and Mark Warner has a 16,540-vote lead over Ed Gillespie.
Randy Forbes calls for renewed push to avert defense sequestration
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Congressman J. Randy Forbes (VA-04) announced today a renewed push to pass H.R. 733 and remove the Department of Defense from sequestration cuts.
Inside the Newsroom: What happened on Tuesday?
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What happened on Tuesday? This episode of Inside the Newsroom with host Crystal Graham and Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham tries to make sense of the 2014 midterms.
A Republican wave? A big Dem poll skew? What the hell happened?
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Conventional wisdom had Republicans big favorites to win a Senate majority, build on its strong House majority and pick up several governorships.
Inside the Newsroom: Drowsy driving, politics and bad football
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Today’s Inside the Newsroom with host Crystal Graham and Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham goes in depth on driving, politics and bad football.
When do we start looking ahead to 2016?
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The 2016 presidential election is two years away. Hard to believe, ain’t it? I mean, didn’t we just have one of them presidential elections?
Inside the Newsroom: Debut podcast with AFP editors Crystal and Chris Graham
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Augusta Free Press debuts a new podcast, Inside the Newsroom, with AFP editors Crystal Graham and Chris Graham, covering news, politics and culture in Virginia and the world.
Ken Plum: Your civic duty
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A basic tenet of all levels of civic education is that citizens should vote. We are told of the importance of voting in social studies classes, Scouting, and in community groups.
