To buck the system of corporate and special interest lobbying, two graduates of the University of Richmond Law School have started their own, people-centered venture to prod government – CrowdLobby.

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To buck the system of corporate and special interest lobbying, two graduates of the University of Richmond Law School have started their own, people-centered venture to prod government – CrowdLobby.
Scientists say in a new released study that by 2030, $838 million worth of Virginia residential properties may be at risk of being “chronically inundated” by high tides on the state’s eastern shore.
Either Tom Steyer and his ilk start pulling out of the politics of climate change and start really cleaning the planet or they run the risk of being exposed a complete, total fraud.
They just have a different and far more profitable means of doing so…
Following the conclusion of Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s investigation into the Hillary Clinton email scandal, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (VA-6) has filed to subpoena FBI agent Peter Strzok for his political bias against President Donald Trump.
Although it has taken over a decade to come full circle, starting in October 2020, all Virginians must have a new security-enhanced driver’s license to fly domestically.
In what was dubbed the Blobfish Basketball Classic, the match between conservative Texas Senator Ted Cruz and liberal late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel was filled with epic athletic fails and political gaffes.
Raising a family in the military can cause a great amount of stress for parents who have limited access to child care. Due to this, former Navy SEAL, Congressman Scott Taylor, has introduced an amendment to the FY 2019 Defense Appropriations Bill to help families in the service.
Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s investigation into the Hillary Clinton email scandal as unearthed some rather shocking correspondence from inside the FBI.
After losing every single electoral legal challenge from 2017, the Virginia House Democratic Caucus has now launched a fundraising pitch to recoup over $1 million.