“On Monday, I will be introducing articles of impeachment for Lt. Governor Justin Fairfax if he has not resigned before then,” said Delegate Patrick Hope (D-Arlington).
NOVA Democrat Moving To Impeach Lt. Gov. Fairfax On Monday
Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax Now Accused Of Rape From Second Victim
While attending Duke University in 2000, Justin Fairfax reportedly raped a woman in a “premeditated and aggressive” fashion.
Trump Confident Virginia Votes Red In 2020
With racial and sexual controversy roiling Virginia’s Democrat-led executive branch, and their attempt to push a shocking, infanticide-laden late-term abortion bill, President Trump is looking at the Old Dominion as a battleground in 2020.
Failing To Resign, Gov. Northam Loses Support Of Virginia’s Democratic Delegation
Even though every member of his own party has called for his resignation, Governor Ralph Northam still remains in office.
Virginia GOP Wins Tax Fight After Governor Northam Surrenders
Republicans defeated Governor Northam’s tax hike and instead will deliver on a promise of $1 billion in tax relief for 4 million Virginians, following Northam’s morning announcement that he would abandon his proposal. It appears the recent controversy has taken its toll on Democrats, leaving the governor without the political capital to push an unpopular tax hike in a critical election year.
Virginia’s Senior Congressional Democrat Quashed Fairfax Sexual Assault Allegation
Congressman Bobby Scott was made aware of the sexual assault allegation against Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax in December 2017 and January 2018, but did absolutely nothing.
Virginians Pay Third-Highest Internet Bills In U.S.
Virginians, on average, pay $75 per month for 60 MBps Internet access.
All Gun Control Measures From House Democrats Defeated Before Crossover
Gun control’s “dead on arrival” prediction from House Republicans came true.
Kirk Cox Remains Committed To The Business Of Governing Virginia
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.”
Virginia Set To Ban Cellphone Use While Driving
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.
