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UN Busybodies at Work in Virginia
Dear Friends, The United Nations idea sounds harmless enough. (They always do.) But Agenda 21, a program of the UN and its liberal allies in the Obama Administration, is sweeping local and state governments across America, including Virginia. And we’ve got to stop it. Code-named as Smart Growth, Resilient Cities, and Regional Visioning Projects, Agenda [...]
What if your local government made you get a PERMIT to host a Birthday Party IN YOUR OWN HOME?
Friends- Below you will find an official release we recently sent out to media outlets across Virginia about House Bill 1430. Martha Boneta, farmers, property rights advocates, supporters of the free market, and those who cherish our Constitutional freedoms need your help if we are going to get this important piece of legislation through the [...]
Press Release- Delegate Scott Lingamfelter Introduces “The Boneta Bill” In Response To Property Rights Infringements By Government
For Immediate Release: January 2nd, 2013 Contact: Andrew Clark – (703) 580-8774 – Aclark@scottforva.com Delegate Scott Lingamfelter Introduces “The Boneta Bill” In Response To Property Rights Infringements By Government -Legislation will address actions by local government to fine farmer for hosting birthday party and selling produce and crafts on private property- Please sign up here [...]
About Tonight…Like No Other Night
Dear Friends, I wanted to send you a quick thought for tonight and for Christmas Day… Luke 2:8-20 8 And in the same region there were shepherds out in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. 9 And an angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone [...]
Conservative States Lead the Way
As we look at the continuous gridlock and big spending proclivities of Washington, have you stopped to consider what is going on in states where Republican Governors are in charge? If not, you should. Governor Bob McDonnell highlighted these accomplishments recently in the Richmond Times Dispatch. New Mexico: Gov. Susana Martinez eliminated a $500 million [...]
Being Thankful Where it all Began
Over the years Virginia has been in a friendly disagreement with Massachusetts over where the first Thanksgiving was held. It was here in Virginia at Berkeley Planation on the north bank of the James River on December 4, 1619 when 38 English settlers arrived at Berkeley Hundred about 20 miles upstream from Jamestown. When they arrived, [...]
Important 2012 Election Information
Friends, Before we know it, November 6th will be here! We are quickly approaching many deadlines and I wanted to make sure that you had all this information at your fingertips! Below you will find a couple imporant items: Registration/absentee voting deadlines Information to track down your polling places *IMPORTANT because your polling place may have changed* [...]
Remember Our First Fruits
On September 11th, 2001, I recall, just as you do, where I was and what I was doing. Just 90 days earlier, I had retired from a 28-year career in the US Army. I remember when I woke up that morning what a beautiful day it was. We were greeted by a bright sunny sky. [...]
Guts
Guts. There are lots of ways to describe this word. But for me it’s having the internal fortitude to say and do what isn’t easy in order to take a stand for the greater good, particularly when it comes with personal and professional risk. In the military, the soldiers I served with depended on each [...]
Governor McDonnell’s Storm Update- Resources to locate cooling centers and search road closures and detour
Source: http://1.usa.gov/LCN7U1 RICHMOND – Governor Bob McDonnell issued an update today regarding Virginia’s ongoing recovery from the powerful derecho and thunderstorms that occurred June 29-30. As of noon, details on the impact of the storms and ongoing recovery efforts are listed below. “This historic time of extended power outages has brought together local governments, volunteer [...]