Virginia’s 67th Governor is putting his money on Cox to become Virginia’s 74th.

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Virginia’s 67th Governor is putting his money on Cox to become Virginia’s 74th.
Kirwin: “It is no longer the party’s job to choose a nomination method. That job is complete. The party’s job now is to make the choice work.”
Biden’s caging of unity over the progressive agenda or else being part of the disunity of the last four years is a dangerous course to plot.
When the media conflates every person exercising their 1A and 2A rights as some sort of extremist, they’re only creating conditions that make criticism and dissent more difficult.
Bader notes that the Code of Virginia requires the governor to call a special election and does not leave it to his mere discretion.
Former House Speaker Kirk Cox (R-Colonial Heights) and State Senator John Cosgrove (R-Chesapeake) deliver one of the most stinging indictments of a sitting governor in a generation.
A shadow organization called the Zinc Collective dropped $600,000 on the House Democrats just one day after the US Captiol riot. Why?
Former Governor Jim Gilmore offers his final remarks as ambassador, emphasizing the essential role — and essential future — of the OSCE.
Cox: “Neither my campaign team nor I will pressure—directly or indirectly—the Party into choosing one nomination method over another.”
The answer? Logistics and a failure to plan accordingly.