Virginia to Borrow $1.26 Billion for Depleted Unemployment Funds
Bob Marshall to Propose Healthcare Freedom Constitutional Amendment
Salahis Sought Gala Access Through a Pentagon Door
Smokers Take Their Last Puff in Virginia Restaurants
Some Hampton Roads Clubs Debut Smoking Rooms
Kaine Sets Special Elections for Virginia Senate on January 12th
Kaine Pays Grove Park Pre-School a Visit
State Seeks to Find and Protect Sound Streams
Funeral Homes May Face Stricter Rules
Leesburg Reins in Its Holiday Display
UVA Influence on 250 Continues to Expand
Political Problems on Pantops Traffic
Marshall’s Constitutional Amendment: Take Two
No law may restrict a person’s natural right of contract to secure the blessings of liberty to choose private health care systems or private plans that leave them uninsured, under insured or bankrupt. No law shall interfere with the right of a person or entity to pay for predatory medical services that shorten their lives or otherwise subject them forever to the discretionary whims of non-competitive insurance companies, nor shall any law impose a penalty, tax fee, or fine, of any type against any said insurance companies that deny fair or reasonable medical coverage for any reason whatsoever, except as required by a court where an individual or entity is a named party in a judicial dispute wherein said party will be at the absolute mercy of statutes written by the insurance lobby for the protection of their profits.
It is amazing and disturbing how the Saga of the Salahis has caught fire in the media, old and new. For some it is a deplorable way of garnering attention. Others seem to imply that in publicity all methods are fair so long as they achieve results.