Explainer: When and where to vote, what’s on the ballot in Virginia
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Voters in Virginia will elect a governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general in the November 4 election, less than two weeks away.
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Glenn Youngkin declares State of Emergency to stop Trump from starving folks
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Glenn Youngkin is using your tax dollars to try to hoodwink you into thinking that Republicans didn’t, in fact, shut down the federal government so that they don’t have to undo the damage they’re doing to your healthcare.
Rockingham County: Pop-up clinic removes barriers to healthcare
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For many, the cost of insurance is too expensive, and families are forced to make a choice between preventative care and everyday essentials.
SNAP benefits may be delayed in November, food crisis ahead for seniors, families
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Seniors and families already struggling to make ends meet may be forced to stretch their dollar even further due to the government shutdown.
‘Terrifying storm brewing’ if Republicans won’t extend healthcare tax credits
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Health care tax credits for families in America are at the heart of a government shutdown, as Democrats continue to fight for an extension.
Trump on Jay Jones: ‘Animal,’ ‘third-rate intellect,’ should be ‘in prison’
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Donald Trump, doing his best to get Jay Jones elected attorney general in Virginia, “can’t imagine anybody voting for Jay Jones,” the POTUS said on Sunday, answering a reporter in one of his Air Force One gaggles.
Whatabout: Jay Jones death wish vs. Winsome Earle-Sears ‘murder is murder’
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Virginia Democrats are playing a game with the Jay Jones texts fantasizing about two bullets for Todd Gilbert being weighed against Winsome Earle-Sears wishing “murder” on women who have had abortions.
‘No Kings’ in Staunton: Also, no terrorists, no paid protestors; plenty of patriots
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MAGA leaders kept saying all week that the “No Kings” events held across the country and across the world today would be “hate America” rallies full of terrorists and paid protestors.
Trump commutes sentence of George Santos, who pleaded guilty to identity theft, wire fraud
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Donald Trump announced Friday that he has commuted the 87-month prison sentence of former New York Republican Congressman George Santos.
Are the Trumpers setting a trap ahead of Saturday’s ‘No Kings’ rallies?
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The continued hype from high-ranking MAGA Republicans for Saturday’s “No Kings” protests makes it clear: that they want millions of Americans to attend a local rally.
