Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis wants to expand the death penalty: Just say no
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It is no surprise that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is pro-death penalty.
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Waynesboro’s vice mayor joked about the Pelosi hammer attack: How funny is it now?
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You may remember that Waynesboro Vice Mayor Jim Wood used the Oct. 28 attack on the husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to crack jokes.
FARM Act would protect American ag industry from foreign investments
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U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger of Virginia is leading a bicameral, bipartisan effort to protect America’s agricultural industry from improper foreign investment.
Ben Cline had no problem with billionaire tax cuts: The national debt is different, though
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Ben Cline had no issue going along with tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires as the national debt rose under former President Donald Trump.
Democrats don’t try to win over rural voters: It’s more fun to cry in our wine and cheese
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Rural voters overwhelmingly vote Republican, and it isn’t because voting Republican does them a lick of good.
ClineWatch: Back on the Judiciary Committee, Cline is preparing to chase wild geese
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Following his reappointment (after a two-year gap) to the House Judiciary Committee, Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline posted on Facebook.
Coalition disappointed House put Big Pharma interests over health of Virginians
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Four members of the Virginia House Commerce and Energy subcommittee voted against a bill to create a Prescription Drug Affordability Board which would have set reasonable cost caps on prescription drugs.
Glenn Youngkin told Ford Motor Co. no, which sure did own the libs
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Glenn Youngkin apparently said no to Ford Motor Co. because he’s afraid that Donald Trump would use Ford to make fun of his “Chinese sounding” last name at a presidential debate.
Novel way to deal with unemployment appeals backlog: Make it harder to appeal
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Glenn Youngkin used the backlog at the Virginia Employment Commission in acting on appeals on unemployment claims under the Northam administration as a political issue.
Waynesboro: Baby steps toward getting some bang for our taxpayer-funded charity
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The City of Waynesboro paid $3.475 million back in 2011 to take scrub brush that no one else had any interest in off the hands of politically connected friends of city leaders.
