September 28, 2009

Metropolicy: Transportation

Light rail has captured the imagination of Central Virginia. Advocates and skeptics might find the experience of Phoenix instructive. A light rail system...

Town Halls: Quoting Jefferson

This comes from National Review: “One bystander at a town hall has received special attention. William Kostric was outside Barack Obama’s town-hall...


September 27, 2009

Irving Kristol: Neo-Godfather

Students and admirers called him “The Little Giant.“ Small in frame, Irving Kristol lived large. His personal journey symbolized the history...

Return to Richmond: Play Ball!

Last week officials announced that the Connecticut Defenders of the Class AA Eastern League will relocate to Richmond. Next April an ump will yell, “Play...


September 26, 2009

Week in Review

WEEK’S END The football oddsmakers have made “Bye” a 12-point favorite against the University of Virginia today.  And speaking of...

Lieutenant Governor: Non-Issue

Campaigns for lieutenant governor seldom make noise. The race for attorney general typically generates more headlines. The gubernatorial contest dominates...


September 25, 2009

Election 2009: Wilder Rules

Twenty years after his historic election, Doug Wilder continues to make gubernatorial news. His announcement yesterday that he would not endorse a candidate...

Development: Walmart & Sex

It’s a shame to see opponents of a Walmart in Orange County take the issue to court. They made their case before the Board of Supervisors and lost....

Cash for Clunkers: Thud

Like a dead fish on a hot rock, the cash-for-clunkers program looks worse and worse the longer it is exposed to the sunlight. Economists already have questioned...


September 24, 2009

Classical Music: Discordant

The Cleveland Orchestra rates among the finest symphonies not only in the United States but in the world. It has thrived for decades. Although Boston’s...

Culture: Horror

Plato was right. If, as Congreve wrote, music has charms that can soothe the savage breast, then it also has the power to enrage and pervert. The slayings...

Creigh Deeds: Fear and Loathing

We’d hoped that this year’s campaign for governor would maintain the reasonably lofty standards Virginia has come to expect from those seeking...

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