Remaining committed to her belief in term limits, Delegate Brenda Pogge (R-James City) announced Friday that she will not run for reelection in 2019.
Brenda Pogge Announces Retirement From House Of Delegates After 12 Years
Bill Signed To Allow Property Owners To Kill Nuisance Animals From Vehicle
A law has been passed for the owner of private property to kill a nuisance animal on their property from a stationary vehicle, which is currently illegal in Virginia.
Glenn Davis Promises ‘Jack Kemp-Style’ Campaign Of Ideas-Based, Optimistic Conservatism
“Like Jack Kemp, I’m not interested in just winning, but be worthy of winning,” says Delegate Glenn Davis.
Age Cap On Healthcare Coverage For Virginians With Autism Spectrum Disorder Lifted
Approximately 10,000 Virginians with autism will now have increased access to healthcare coverage, regardless of their age.
‘Kings Dominion Law’ Struck Down, Virginia Schools Will Open Before Labor Day
Schools may now begin earlier, but no more than 14 days before Labor Day.
ISIS Defeated In Last Stronghold By U.S.-Backed Forces
U.S.-backed military troops are now bringing down the black flags of ISIS that have flown over the territories held by the brutal pseudo-regime that ruled over eight million people.
Graphene Could Take Southwest Virginia To New Heights As ‘Carbon Valley’
Coal does not have to be burned to be useful. In fact, it is worth much more if used as micro-building materials.
Henrico Democrats Delete Outrageous Post Attacking Speaker Kirk Cox After Backlash
The only thing that must be explained is the Henrico County Democratic Committee’s use of a post hoc logical fallacy. Presumably, they may have never learned that correlation does not imply causation.
Pentagon’s China-Centered 2020 Budget Ditches Naval Vessels For Space Weaponry
Shifting focus away from insurgent conflicts in the Middle East, the U.S. military is set to counter Chinese military advancements in hypersonic missiles, space-based weaponry, cyberattacks, and militarizing land features in the South China Sea.
Could A Moratorium On The Death Penalty Be Coming For Virginia?
Considering the waning use of the death penalty in the Commonwealth, a stay on executions may not even be needed.
