Amid the racial and sexual controversy surrounding Virginia’s executive branch, Speaker of the House Kirk Cox said, “We have weathered the storms of four centuries and will weather this one as well.”
In Virginia, it is unlawful for minors and school bus drivers to talk on a cellphone while driving, but two bills in the General Assembly would apply the measure to all drivers.
The approximately 10,000 Virginians with autism could very soon have expanded access to healthcare, requiring health insurance plans to cover treatment, regardless of the patient’s age.
As the entirety of Virginia’s executive branch is now roiled in scandal, will the Democratic Party denounce what are seen now as widespread signs of racism with their leaders?
On February 7, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., hundreds of pro-life advocates will march on the Capitol in opposition to Democrat’s late-term abortion bill and Governor’s Northam’s subsequent “infanticide” comments.
Politifact rated Kathy Tran’s abortion bill claim as false, finding that her measure allowing abortions through 40 weeks did substantially change the standard under which the procedures are allowed in Virginia.
In his State of the Union address, President Donald Trump slammed Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s “infanticide” comments, asking Congress to pass legislation to prohibit late-term abortions.
“All allegations of sexual assault deserve to be taken with profound gravity. We will continue to evaluate the claims regarding Lieutenant Governor Fairfax,” a press release states.