Monthly Archives: October 2011

A year ago, I was standing at the polls in Vienna when a constituent approached me with a novel idea. For years, we have complained about the medians and lack of mowing for the secondary roads in Fairfax County.  (Yes, even … Continue reading →

Today, I will be traveling to Richmond to argue a petition for appeal before the Virginia Supreme Court.  The court sits in Richmond and is currently in session.  The Supreme Court building faces Capitol Square, direct across Ninth Street from … Continue reading →

Last night, the U.S. Congress (finally) approved a Free Trade Agreement with the Republic of Korea.  This agreement will eliminate barriers to competition between the world’s largest economy and the fifteenth-largest. I am a state lawmaker, not a national one.  … Continue reading →