Guest Contributor Steve Haner

If it looks like a tax, that’s because it is.

The gas tax would rise 17 cents per gallon the first year and go up from there while reducing money set aside for roads

If California and New York are allowed to decide Virginia’s electoral votes, why bother to vote for President?

Sic semper tyrannis and Wahoowa

Peace’s statement was a scattergun into the gut of Republican chances to hang on to legislative majorities in November

The carbon tax is just one of several things pending likely to add costs to Dominion customers, with the coal ash settlement being the other major new charge

A very big player has arrived on the scene in Virginia. Everybody else just moved back one or more steps in the pecking order. Live with it.