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I never thought I would be able to apply Eric Voegelin’s Gnostic theory to the 21st century! Marxism may be dead, but Obama is here to revive political religion! Thank you for validating my political theory college credits!! When I get more time I will provide a more erudite post. For now enjoy the video!
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After failing to convince the American people that the sky really is falling, former Vice President Al Gore has announced that he will begin a $100 million campaign to raise awareness about global warming and push for his radical anti-progress agenda.  Saying that the problem is “so interwoven with habits and patterns that are so entrenched,” […]

Week 2 of the CRFV Blog’s Crazy Liberals Poll is now going on to your right.  This week we focus on crazy liberals who hold or hope to hold elected office.  Our contestants are Al “people like me” Franken, Sen. Ted “one too many” Kennedy, Al “you’re a racist” Sharpton, and Rep. Alcee “shouldn’t I be in jail” Hastings.  Remember the winner of this week’s poll will face off against Michael Moore next week (although I might include the top two from each poll just so Shaun Kenney can vote for Chomsky one more time!).      Read More

On Friday, LiveLeak took down Fitna, the movie by conservative Dutch MP Gert Wilders that has caused much rage among Islamists and their apologists, from their website.  Citing serious but anonymous threats against their employees and misleading news reports from Britain (?) LiveLeak has replaced the video with a three-slide apology lamenting the damage done to […]

The Hampden-Sydney College Republicans are hosting former CRFV Chair and current chairman of McGuireWoods Consulting LLC Frank Atkinson on Monday to discuss “Is it Red, Blue, or Purple? The state of the Republican Party of Virginia”.  Read More

 William & Mary Junior Matt Beato, a friend of the W & M CRs, has declared his candidacy in the upcoming elections for City Council in Williamsburg on May 6th.  Preceded by David Sievers, who two years ago ran for City Council garnering 713 votes, nearly enough votes to win a seat, Beato is at a distinct advantage following the recent turnaround on student voting in the city.  Read More

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Welcome to the new official blog of the CRFV. I am glad that over the months that this blog has grown to the point where we needed to expand our operation. This is a great tool for other College Republicans to know what is going on at different campuses across the commonwealth as well as some interesting perspectives on issues. We appreciate your visit to our new blog! Read More

• CRFV Spring Conference tomorrow w/ Goodlatte, Hager, Stewart, and Bell
• free websites for CR chapters now available
• CRNC to hire 45-60 field reps for ‘08 election cycle
• VCU Chair Aine Norris endorses Staunton GOP Chair Anne Taetzsch for re-election
• CRFV Blog joins the Old Dominion Blog Alliance. We would like to thank Spark it Up!!!, SWAC Girl, I’m Not Emeril, and Scott’s Morning Brew for their warm welcomes. We will have the ODBA logo and blog roll up soon
• GMU CRs hosting Concealed Carry Week next week
• CRFV Blog joins independent blogger group for McCain
• CRFV Blog mentioned in AG McDonnell press release about [unbeatable] prospects of McDonnell Bolling ticket in ‘09
• and finally, Hillary rushes to I-64 Sniper Site in order to gain credibility back from Bosnia flop

Chuck Norris will be this years commencement speaker at Liberty University. This is not a joke, he is actually giving the commencement address. Here is the article in The Liberty Journal detailing how University President Jerry Falwell Jr. read an acceptance letter from the Norris family at the school’s convocation service on Wednesday. Liberty students should feel honored that Chuck Norris is allowing them to graduate. This guarantees a beautiful, sunny day because, as we all know, Chuck Norris controls both beauty and the sun. Hopefully, nobody suffers any roundhouse kick-related injuries as they receive their diplomas. Read More

“People who reject the idea that ‘government has a responsibility to reduce income inequality’ give (money, time, blood etc.) an average of four times more than people who accept that proposition”. Read More