
Border wall speech: Or obfuscation?
A funny thing happened on the way to President Trump delivering his beeg, important Oval Office address on the need for a border wall: that wasn’t really about a border wall.

A funny thing happened on the way to President Trump delivering his beeg, important Oval Office address on the need for a border wall: that wasn’t really about a border wall.

Virginians are almost evenly split between favoring and opposing a state law that would allow localities to train teachers and administrators to be armed in schools, according to a new VCU poll.

Congressman A. Donald McEachin (VA-04) co-sponsored H.R. 1, the “For the People Act of 2019” – a Democratic legislative priority that includes voter protection and access language derived from two bills he co-introduced in the 115th Congress.

You know, if Republicans wanted a border wall, they could have made it happen, easily. But instead, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell decided that he wanted the filibuster more than a wall that we all know is never going to be built.

Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) today hailed House passage of the legislative text of his bill to give back pay to federal employees in agencies affected by the partial government shutdown.

Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton (VA-10) comments after voting to reopen the government on her first day in Congress.

Waynesboro, the Rust Belt, effectively, was thisclose to giving a majority to an unknown who made Medicare for All, College for All and a jobs guarantee the focal points of her campaign. Former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, angling toward 2020, says: whatevs.

Democrats from the National Capital Region today announced that they have secured the removal of the Holman Rule from the Rules package for the 116th Congress.

Though President Donald Trump wasn’t on the ballot in 2018, one-quarter of voters in Virginia’s U.S. Senate and House elections say they made their choices as a response to his administration.

The House Democratic Caucus has released a minority report in response to the House Select Committee on School Safety’s final report and recommendations.
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