JLARC Analysis Finds Democratic Political Bias Within Department Of Elections Under Former Governor McAuliffe
“If there’s any group that has to have integrity, if there’s any group that has to be nonbiased, it’s got to be this group,” Speaker of the House of Delegates Kirk Cox (R-Colonial Heights) said following the revelation from the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission on the Virginia Department of Elections.
The 17th Anniversary Of 9/11: When One Believed And Sacrificed To Save Countless Souls
“Just Do It.” v. “Lets Roll!” The sentiment within American advertising has taken a role of being punchy, provocative, even polemical. However, sometimes there are the moments that lead to action without thought, service with no choice, an answer with no call, creating a memory that lives through the ages spurred by an ultimate sacrifice.
Speaker Kirk Cox Talks About Possible Recommendations From Select Committee On School Safety
“We’re going to need to spend some money, but we’re going to need to spend it prudently,” Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates Kirk Cox (R-Colonial Heights) said, remarking on possible recommendations coming from the Select Committee on School Safety, which may include physical and technological security measures, but will be centered around student wellness.
Scott Taylor Supports Bill To Nullify Insurance Gag Clauses And Promote Healthcare Transparency
Sometimes paying out-of-pocket for a medication at the pharmacy counter could be cheaper than using an insurance plan, but patients are unaware due to gag clauses within contracts between pharmacy benefits managers and insurance companies. However, a new federal law could ensure better transparency, allowing patients to save money on prescriptions.
Republican Senator Asks AG: Is Virginia Violating Brown v. Board As School Infrastructure Deteriorates?
“63 years later, does the U.S. Constitution or federal law provide a legal remedy for the failure to satisfy the Brown II mandate on school infrastructure?” State Senator Bill Stanley asks Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring as the consensus to fix crumbling schools throughout the Commonwealth gains widespread, bipartisan acclaim.