Virginia brings in 19 cents on the dollar when it comes to economic development spending, which a cautious legislature may or may not discuss in 2019 General Assembly session.
JLARC Study Recommends Better Use Of Economic Development Incentives
Virginia Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner Flip Flop On Border Security Five Years Later
Democrats favored as much as 700 miles of new border fencing just five years ago, which is now considered blasphemy in the eyes of liberals.
What Is Driving Anti-Dominion Groups: Michael Bills or Russian Rubles?
Clean Virginia, Virginia Mercury, Green Antifa, VPAP… what’s a few thousand dollars between comrades?
Herring’s Campaign Courts Donors and Interests, Prompts Questions About 2013 Pledge
Herring continues campaigning for governor despite his pledge, this time denouncing contributions he took for twelve years.
Sharply Contested Solar Energy Project Proves Popular Among Spotsylvania Voters
A new poll by Public Opinion Strategies shows the 6,000 acre solar project to have broad support within Spotsylvania County.
24th House District’s Special Election Winner Is Republican Ronnie Campbell
The race has been called for Republican Rockbridge County Supervisor Ronnie Campbell to succeed Congressman-elect Ben Cline (VA-6) in the Virginia House of Delegates.
Bump Stocks Now Officially Banned In U.S.
Earlier this year President Donald Trump said that he would work to ban the devices, which drew much ire from Republicans that ran on fighting restrictions on lawfully-owned firearms.
Trump’s $5 Billion Request In Border Wall Funding Just Went To Foreign Aid
While President Donald Trump demands billions for his border wall, money that could pay for it just went to Mexico and Central America marked for economic development aid.
Virginia’s 2011 House Legislative Map Actually Helped Democrats
This, of course, makes the Democratic-funded $4 million lawsuit even more interesting.
Gov. Northam Proposes Spending Hike, $1.2 Billion in Higher Taxes on Middle Class
The $2.2 billion increase locks in $1.6 billion in recurring spending commitments, paid for by $1.2 billion in higher taxes on 600,000 middle class families. Republican leaders vowed to oppose it.
