Since House Democrats plan on bringing legislation forth on the opening day of the 116th Congress, President Trump must know that the shutdown could backfire in the opening act of the 2020 General Election season.
A list of bills increasing in length is hoping to remedy redistricting problems as the 45-day session in Richmond begins in less than two weeks.
It isn’t just hardcore conservatives that oppose Governor Ralph Northam’s tax-heavy budget proposal, it’s a very diverse group of Virginians.
Some say the temporary holiday peacetime was instigated from just a single German voice cutting the silence in northern France with the line: “You no shoot, we no shoot.”
Considering there was substantial GDP growth in the previous three financial quarters, a recession is not on the immediate horizon. However, it could be in the not too distant future.
Joe May represents the first trial run of what could be a turning point for the Virginia GOP after a big loss in last year’s elections.
The House of Representatives adjourned less than an hour ago, ensuring that the legislation is now in the hands of a Senate that is unlikely to pass the funding measure before midnight tonight.
As President Trump’s “war-fighting domain,” space is becoming a much larger priority.
It seems that the Virginia Department of Transportation is back at wasting taxpayer dollars again.
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.
