Data center tax break impasse at the heart of a Virginia Democrat civil war
Virginia Democrats are engaged in what we have taken to calling a civil war, though there’s nothing civil about this internecine battle.
Virginia Democrats are engaged in what we have taken to calling a civil war, though there’s nothing civil about this internecine battle.
Virginia is gifting $5 million in corporate welfare dollars to an Austrian life sciences company that announced plans on Friday to locate its first U.S. headquarters in Roanoke.
Rob Wittman got caught on Tuesday faking a phone call to avoid a reporter trying to get him to talk about whatever House Speaker Mike Johnson’s “secret plan” is to fix Social Security.
A former psychiatric care technician at the Commonwealth Center for Children and Adolescents in Staunton pleaded guilty in Staunton Circuit Court on Tuesday to a charge of taking indecent liberties with a child by a custodian.
The MAGA craft beer company that Glenn Youngkin gave $300,000 of our tax money to is now suing the local “woke mob” that it claims led to its failure for $50 million, because why not.
Ben Cline and John McGuire, of course, voted in favor of what the MAGAs are calling the Stopping Indoctrination and Protecting Kids Act – or what we’re calling the Don’t Say Trans and Forced Outing Bill.
The deal that would have NextEra Energy outright purchasing Dominion Energy is about meeting electricity demand from data centers that run AI.
Virginia, which saw a referendum erased by four MAGA justices on our state Supreme Court, has a Democrat in office as governor, and a Democrat in office as attorney general.
It’s only going to cost us $250,000 in corporate welfare to get a $19 million expansion at the Augusta County-based Innovative Refrigeration Systems, which will create 214 new jobs in the local economy.
All those people who rushed to switch their endorsements to Tom Perriello in the Sixth District Democratic race are feeling mighty stupid right about now.
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