Steven Brodie Tucker

Prosperity and security are the only ways to destroy populist uprisings on the far right and the far left.

To my pro-Reeves and pro-Vogel friends, I must say that the negative campaigning between the two camps is a serious turn-off.

Ed Gillespie appears to have learned a great deal about Republicans in the Commonwealth since his narrow defeat for the United States Senate.

Frank Wagner is being completely honest about the challenges facing the Commonwealth in the years to come and he is running an entirely Virginia-centric campaign.

Republican foreign policy is in crisis. The populists who were against foreign entanglements are now 100% for foreign entanglements and attacking their fellow anti-interventionists as #NeverTrumpers.

Both parties need to embrace one another – or else embrace Democratic tyranny over one another.

If we want to talk about making America great, then we need to look to our traditions and to their successful evolution to determine the right course of action.