President Barack Obama has officially begun his re-election campaign to seek a second term in the highest office in the nation. Today President Obama and his traveling companion First Lady Michelle Obama will make their first stop at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio to reach college students to insure them that he will continue to […]
Terry McAuliffe, a businessman will host a fundraiser for President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign and the headliners are the president himself and former president Bill Clinton. According to published reports the fundraising event will take place at McAullife’s home in McLean, Virginia on April 29. Virginia is a crucial state for the democrats to keep a stronghold in the […]
Governor Writes: “I remain very concerned about the affordability of post-secondary education for the young people of Virginia…..I need your leadership now in holding down in-state tuition and fee increases.” RICHMOND – Following General Assembly passage of a biennial budget that provides over $230 million in new funding for Virginia’s higher education system, Governor […]
The Obama campaign in Virginia will officially launch African Americans for Obama on Tuesday, April 24, 2012. Obama for Virginia events will include an African American women’s roundtable in Alexandria, beauty salon and barber shop outreach in Richmond and a Danville community meeting. Hampton Roads area supporters will hold a policy roundtable in Hampton, followed by an […]
As more details unfold in the recent Secret Service investigation, President Obama is insisting a rigorous investigation be conducted before further judgment is passed. The White House has expressed continued support for the Secret Service and its director since the investigation began. As more details emerge the case continues to overshadow the intended Cartagena Summit […]
With Rick Santorum out of the GOP race, Mitt Romney took the vote in District of Columbia, Maryland, and Wisconsin. Even though Rick Santorum has removed himself from race, he still wants a republican to win the general election. Santorum states, “I know there will always be complaints about, well, ‘I don’t like this candidate […]
President Obama was scheduled to speak at the Summit of the Americans. Allegedly 11 agents of the Secret Service and Officers that were guarding the President, brought back prostitutes to a hotel in Cartagena, Colombia. After the Secret Service refused to pay for the service of the prostitutes, the prostitutes went to the police and […]
Patrick Gaspard is the Executive Director of the Democratic National Committee. Prior to joining the DNC, Gaspard served as Assistant to the President and the Director of Political Affairs for the White House. He was Associate Director of Personnel for the Presidential Transition Team, and National Political Director for the President’s campaign. Gaspard and I […]
GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney when asked Wednesday does he support the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Restoration Act? His campaign replied “we’ll get back to you on that.” The question was presented by a reporter during a press conference call to criticize President Obama’s policies. The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Restoration Act helps women fight for […]
On Tuesday, April 10, 2012, Rick Santorum officially announced that he will be suspending his nomination the GOP presidential race. At a speech given in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Santorum states,”We made a decision over the weekend that while this presidential race for us is over, for me, and we will suspend our campaign effective today, we are not […]
Terence “Terry” McAuliffe is a successful businessman, political donor and politician. He grew up in Syracuse, New York where he started his first business at the age of 14, McAuliffe Driveway Maintenance. He sealed local driveways and parking lots. McAuliffe resides in Mclean, Virginia with his wife and family. McAuliffe served as the 49th chairman […]
Here is the latest in the news: The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a small business bill by a 390-23 margin. The bill would provide small businesses access to capitol for expansion without the red tape. Governor Bob McDonnell’s proposed changes to teachers and principal contracts was sent back to committee for more study. The education bill was killed in […]
