Congress should investigate the Justice Department: But not to score partisan political points
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The idea of Congress investigating how the Justice Department does what it does should not be controversial on its face.
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Youngkin, in NBC News interview, still non-committal on possible 2024 run
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Glenn Youngkin still doesn’t seem to get it. For some reason, he’s still playing coy on questions about a possible 2024 Republican presidential run.
Democrat flip in special election likely spells end for Youngkin’s presidential ambitions
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Aaron Rouse’s win in the election to fill Jen Kiggans’ seat in the State Senate has put the final nail in the coffin on Glenn Youngkin’s presidential ambitions.
24th House District: Republican Ellen Campbell coasts to easy victory in special election
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Republican Ellen Campbell, as expected, coasted to an easy victory in the 24th House District election on Tuesday.
Prescription affordability board could help families choosing between meds, groceries
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An effort is under way to launch a prescription drug affordability board to protect Virginians from price gouging.
Holman Rule returns with 118th Congress’s approval of rules package
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The House of Representatives did what it needed to pass a rules package on a 220-213 vote Monday night, with a return of the Holman Rule.
Waynesboro: The vice mayor vote, the swastikas on the mural, are part of a pattern
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Waynesboro City Council elects as its vice mayor a MAGA Republican who joked about a man attacking a Democrat with a hammer.
The Senate filibuster is a chokehold on democracy: It’s time for it to go
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The filibuster has proved more pernicious to democracy than any other procedural rule of Congress. It’s time for it to go.
Ben Cline voted 15 times for Kevin McCarthy for Speaker, but he’s still a rebel
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Ben Cline wants to have it both ways, our friend Gene Zitver, the author of ClineWatch, noted in a weekend column on the House Speaker vote fiasco.
They can’t stop themselves from misappropriating Martin Luther King Jr.
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We have the First Amendment; anyone can quote Dr. King, the devil can quote the Bible, and the public discourse can be obscured by gaslight.
