Virginia Democratic Senator Tim Kaine sets forth legislation abridging the Second Amendment.
Tim Kaine Brings Out Bill Banning High-Capacity Magazines
Border Wall Rebuke Introduced In Congress, Setting Up Trump Veto
If both houses of Congress initially approve the measure, it is unlikely they will be able to garner the two-thirds majorities in each chamber to override President Trump’s inevitable first-ever veto.
Democrats Shut Down Bipartisan Investigation of Fairfax Accusations, Silence Victims of Sexual Assault
Days before the legislature adjourns, Democrats rejected calls for a bipartisan panel to investigate two claims of sexual assault against Lt. Governor Justin Fairfax. The eleventh-hour move would run out the clock, depriving the General Assembly of an avenue to investigate the claims.
‘March On The Mansion’ Calls For An ‘End To Racism And Infanticide’ And Governor Northam’s Resignation
Hundreds of people have indicated they may protest at the Capitol Building in Richmond this Saturday after weeks filled with controversy from Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s support for the “infanticide bill” and racist photos.
Hopewell Delegate Riley Ingram Gives A Colorful, Folksy Farewell Address After 26 Years In Richmond
From dancing at the “Holiday Inn on Franklin Street” to “having a toddy on the floor,” Delegate Riley Ingram’s retirement speech is one for the books.
Virginia General Assembly Passes Measure To Study And Help Reduce Maternal Mortality Rates
A maternal mortality review team within the Virginia Department of Health will be created to study the causes behind pregnancy-associated and pregnancy-related deaths in the Commonwealth.
Northam Cancels First Stop On ‘Reconciliation Tour’ After VUU Backlash
With students voicing their disgust with Governor Ralph Northam, the first stop on his “reconciliation tour” at Virginia Union University has been cancelled.
Justice For Tommie: Virginia GA Passes Bill Imposing Felonies On Animal Abusers
Days after a young pit bull named Tommie was tortured and killed in Richmond, state lawmakers pass legislation to impose harsher penalties on animal abusers.
More Studies Instituted To Research How To Pay For I-81 Corridor Improvements
After backlash from tolling proposals, the newly-formed Interstate 81 Committee will study what drivers will tolerate when it comes to paying for roadway improvements.
Former Gov. McAuliffe Quiets Calls For Resignations In Virginia’s Executive Branch
Despite the Commonwealth’s scandalous situation looking more like a political double standard, Virginia’s top-three elected Democrats may end up holding on to their positions for the time being.
