Morgan Griffith: Taking action to combat fentanyl
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Our region of Virginia has known firsthand the devastation of the opioid crisis. In recent years, a new threat has driven up fatal drug overdoses: fentanyl and its analogues.
Search Results for Democrats
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New redistricting plan is a fair compromise, says Virginia Tech expert
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Redistricting of Virginia’s congressional districts has taken a significant step forward, one that seems to be a fair compromise that Republicans and Democrats should be able to live with, according to Virginia Tech’s Nicholas Goedert.
Andrew Moss: Which immigration story will prevail?
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Like a gravitational field, there’s a narrative that exerts a powerful pull on U.S. immigration policy.
Ken Plum: Reform, not revenge
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With the change in partisan control of the House of Delegates, members will find themselves having different roles.
Morgan Griffith: The trouble with the infrastructure bill
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Infrastructure is a topic with which most people are familiar. It’s something that impacts them; they regularly travel on a road which could use fixing or see a need for a new road to make their travels easier.
Ken Plum: The people have spoken
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After the elections last week, the “blue” state of Virginia suddenly turned “red.”
Northam, McAuliffe congratulate Youngkin: They can do that?
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Gov. Ralph Northam has already called Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin to congratulate him on his win last night. I wasn’t aware that was something a person could do. I’m perplexed.
Morning of reckoning: What Virginia is about to lose
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Republicans got their 2020 voters out. Democrats didn’t. It’ll soon start to sink in to folks who couldn’t hold their noses and vote for Terry McAuliffe what we’re about to lose.
Youngkin rides COVID weariness, Dem missteps to historic victory
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Republicans have won a statewide election in Virginia for the first time in 12 years, with Glenn Youngkin leading a GOP sweep, a year after Joe Biden had won the Commonwealth by double-digits.
Morgan Griffith: A failure to govern
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John F. Kennedy said that “to govern is to choose.” The Democrats running Washington have had a hard time choosing lately. It should come as no surprise, then, that they have not done too well at governing, either.
