This afternoon Eric “Law & Order” Olsen was in court to answer questions on whether he was a resident of Stafford County and, thus, eligible to run for Stafford County Commonwealth’s attorney. Prince William County Judge Lon Edward Ferris, Stafford …
UPDATE: The hearing time is actually 2 pm tomorrow. It will also be taking place at Stafford County Circuit Court. In a dramatic development this afternoon, LeavingMyMarc.com has learned that a Prince William County Judge has ordered a hearing for …
Breaking News: PWC Judge to Hold Hearing in Case Against Eric Olsen Tomorrow Read more »
In 2008, when Eric Olsen ran for Fredericksburg Commonwealth’s Attorney he had the following to say about his residency, “I have lived in the city [of Fredericksburg] my whole life.” In the voter’s guide that was just published by the …
We’ve written extensively on various issues (see here, here and here) involving a recent lawsuit filed by Stafford County resident David Johnston challenging Eric “Law & Order” Olsen’s qualification to be on the ballot as a candidate for the Office …
The Virginia Administrative Code’s Residency Requirements Read more »
Unless you have been living under a rock, you are no doubt already aware of the lawsuit filed this past Friday by Stafford County resident David Johnston challenging Eric “Law & Order” Olsen’s qualification to be on the ballot as …
On Friday, we first reported the fact that Eric “Law & Order” Olsen’s string of thumbing his nose at the law had run out. Stafford County resident David Johnson formally filed a Petition for a Writ of Quo Warranto pursuant …
Where’s Eric? Help Us Find Where He Lives, It’s Fun. Read more »
On Sunday, Sen. Mark Warner appeared at a rally in support of Virginia State Senator Edd Houck’s (D-VA-17th) re-election campaign. Sen. Warner noted how Sen. Houck has been critical in helping to maintain and protect Virginia’s AAA bond rating. He …
Sen. Warner Rallies Voters in Support of VA State Sen. Edd Houck Read more »