Steven Brodie Tucker

We can turn Virginia RED if we focus on policy, but we seem utterly incapable of doing that.

The greatest benefits of this system are that, instantly, the candidate with the broadest support wins, everyone gets to vote for their favorite candidate, and there is no time-consuming and expensive run-off elections.

Republican policies are superior to Democrat policies. I want good policies and I want a Republican Party of Virginia capable of explaining why these policies are superior to segments of the Commonwealth no longer predisposed to voting Republican. Glenn Davis can do this.

Trade creates relationships predicated upon mutual benefit and mutually assured destruction.

Republicans in the Commonwealth need to take a collective Xanax or a weekend vacation in green Colorado. You’re walking into just about every trap imaginable. Leave Congressman Taylor Alone Democrats are demanding that Congressman Taylor endorse or outright reject PWC Supervisor Corey Stewart (VP). Republican…

Trump isn’t the scapegoat we need. Populism is. We have to remain unbiased and disinterested and rational throughout the Trump Presidency and remember that there could have been something much worse.

At 21:05 last night, did Congressman Dave Brat become less of a liberty candidate? Did Denver Riggleman become less exciting? Did Ben Cline, who has served us for years in State Government become less important to your movements? Did Rob Wittman’s leadership position in the House of Representatives matter less?