Politics

Editorial: Another Assault on Common Sense

Perhaps this time might be different.

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Choose Wisely

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Profit Over Community

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Campaign Donations

Commentary: Some Legislative Successes

Assessments on Alexandria Residential Properties Increase

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Equity Is Impartial Justice

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Lives Are At Stake

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Respecting Differences

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Solely Merit-based Admissions

View from Coffin Corner

Extreme position on House floor enjoys a storied history.

As a freshman delegate in 1978, Ken Plum was assigned a desk in the far corner on the Democratic side of the House of Delegates — seat 17. It wasn’t the best vantage point in the House because about a third of the Republican members were totally out of view. The senior members took the seats at the back of the chamber near the center, sticking Plum in the corner.