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Welcome to “Virginia Taliban” 

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Your heading is right on (“About Face,” Cover Story, Feb. 29). “Better to be ruled by robber barons than moral busybodies,” but in the Virginia Taliban, we have both. And Lt. Gov. GA-GA (Go Along, Get Along) Bolling has exerted no leadership. He could be replaced with a rubber stamp. At least the governor took a small step in the right direction on the intrusive ultrasound bill. At for your cover photo — Go, girl, and bring your sisters.

Walt Pulliam Jr.
Henrico County

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