RICHMOND — Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling is about to trade three jobs for one. On Saturday, the Republican wraps up eight years as Virginia's lieutenant governor, a part-time gig that pays just $36,000 ...

RICHMOND — Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling, the state's multi-tasker in chief, had a few days over Thanksgiving weekend when about the only thing on his schedule was attending the football game between ...

Bill Bolling’s last full day as Virginia’s lieutenant governor began with the unveiling of his official portrait in the state Senate. The faithful rendering by artist Steve Craighead showed ...

Another poll, this one from Quinnipiac, has Bill Bolling in the low teens in a possible three-way gubernatorial race with Republican Ken Cuccinelli and Democrat Terry McAuliffe. That would seem to ...

Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling refused to endorse former rival Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli in the Virginia governor’s race Thursday and wouldn’t rule out running against Cuccinelli as a third-party ...

Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling announced today that he will not mount an independent campaign for governor, citing financial, political and personal reasons for the decision. “My decision was heavily ...

Take a look at any of the multiple articles about Bolling on Bearing Drift and the comments they inspired. Words like “traitor,” “RINO,” “establishment hack” and the like were thrown about in a ...

Last night, Virginia’s Republican lieutenant governor, Bill Bolling, dropped out of the Republican primary race for governor. The story, which you can read here, is a big deal in its own right ...

Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling’s suspension of his campaign for governor all but ends the preliminary phase of Virginia’s 2013 gubernatorial contest. His departure seems to set up a clash between ...

Bill Bolling spent 22 years in elected office including eight years as 39th Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. He lives in the Richmond area with his wife Jean Ann and teaches ...