Ken Cuccinelli: “President Trump is going to have to pick someone that ordinary Americans can look to with confidence in taking on this…”

No, that the Department of Homeland Security did not have the authority to seize voting machines, given the set of facts as I understood them.

Technically, yes, but it has been made so thoroughly cumbersome and expensive that it has proven impractical for States to use it.

I started, particularly here at the 250th anniversary [of Virginia’s constitution being adopted], by reflecting on sections one, two, and three of the Declaration of Rights, which were adopted at the same time as Section 13.

One of the things Mason was concerned about, and it came out of the Stuart era that led into the Glorious Revolution and the right to bear arms being broadly spread out, was the Stuarts’ use of select militias.