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Gov. Glenn Youngkin and House Speaker Todd Gilbert are vowing to reverse a state law tying Virginia emissions policies to those in place in California, which recently voted to eliminate the sale of gas and diesel vehicles by 2035.
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors continue to disagree about a topic that most of the rest of the country considers an easy fix.
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Republicans are all mad because Democrats want to hire 87,000 more IRS agents. I’m mad because I was trying to get an EIN for a new business venture, and the IRS website wasn’t working, and calling got me a message: “call back tomorrow.”
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11th District Congressman Gerry Connolly announced Wednesday that he plans to run to be the top Democrat on the House Committee on Oversight and Reform next year.
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Republicans and a couple Democrats in the Senate blocked all tries for a significant student debt forgiveness portion of various bills. Where, they ask, is the money coming from? The student debt held now is on the order of $1.75 trillion, an enormous amount.
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Boy, howdy, a few Republicans really didn’t like the article that I wrote on Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s visit to the Rockingham County Fair this week.
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Crystal Graham gets AFP editor Chris Graham to talk about the political stories of the week: Gov. Glenn Youngkin at the Rockingham County Fair, Chris Runion, Liz Cheney, and Democrats not knowing how to talk to voters.
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Sixth District Republican Congressman Ben Cline does a good job of disguising himself as a sensible mainstream conservative.
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Liz Cheney doesn’t appear to be done kneecapping Donald Trump. The soon-to-be former Wyoming congresswoman is mulling over a run for the White House in 2024.
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Democrats have a problem connecting with working-class voters. Call it the “Chris Hayes problem.”
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