As contentious as the debate is on Medicaid in Virginia politics, Republicans have finally gotten work requirements with Democrats will vying for expansion.
Virginia Medicaid Recipients Now Imposed With Work Requirements
Remso Republic Podcast: Valentines Day Is For Liberty Lovers
Are you extra flirty when you hear “taxation is theft?” Do you want someone to whisper in your ear “end the Fed?”
House Republicans Highly Productive During 2018 General Assembly
House Republicans have voted down over $770 million in new taxes on hardworking Virginians from Democrats in the General Assembly.
Kilgore Favors Workfare, Block Grants In Medicaid Expansion
Delegate Terry Kilgore (R-Gate City) breaks ranks, turning the question of Medicaid expansion into one of Medicaid reform.
McGuire Helps Goochland Drive-in; Thwarts $100mil Federal Fund Loss
The story of how Delegate John McGuire helped a Goochland drive-in theater get a highway sign and thwarted Virginia’s $100 million loss of federal funds.
The Anti-Christian Alt-Right
There’s a big difference between the alt-right and Christianity, and it lies within the question of who made whom: Christianity or the West?
Virginia Senate Passes Law To Expunge First Time Marijuana Charge
Senate Bill 954 is set to allow someone to pay a $150 fee to have a first time marijuana possession expunged from their record.
Trump Infrastructure Plan Features Rural Broadband, Port of Virginia
The proposed $200 billion federal investment is seen as a financial catalyst for additional funds for infrastructure from localities and private investors.
Unanimous Support For Sturtevant Richmond Schools Bill
After a 40-0 vote, Senator Sturtevant’s RPS bill will go to the House of Delegates hours before the Richmond City Council votes to hike the meals tax.
UVA Ranked #1 AP Top 25 After Loss To Virginia Tech
After leaving the court on Saturday with their heads down, Monday’s rankings release has everyone at UVA cheering after climbing to number one in AP Top 25.
