Following last February’s school shooting in Parkland, Florida, the General Assembly passed some of the security enhancing priority recommendations provided by Virginia’s first select committee commissioned in 155 years.
“Garrison will fight for improved education, safer communities and lower taxes. We need his conservative voice representing our values in Richmond,” former GOP congressman and majority leader Eric Cantor said.
As unemployment rates are near record-lows, President Donald Trump has signed an executive order imposing work requirements on public assistance recipients.
The General Assembly has the leverage it needs to help VCCS students see the value in their own education, even if the current system puts them at odds.
