Election 2024: Can women trust Republicans on birth control? History says no
Could women’s rights to birth control be decided by next week’s election? We’re not trying to scare you, but the answer is yes.
Could women’s rights to birth control be decided by next week’s election? We’re not trying to scare you, but the answer is yes.
A federal judge has issued an injunction ordering the Youngkin administration to restore the voting rights of more than 1,600 Virginia residents.
We still don’t have a court date in the suits filed in Waynesboro Circuit Court over the certification of the Nov. 5 election in Waynesboro.
As women march in solidarity throughout the nation on Nov. 2, Augusta County Democrats invite the public to a local rally.
America is both a democracy and a republic. Citizens hold supreme power, and so America is a republic. At the same time, it is obviously a representative democracy.
Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline is one of Donald Trump’s “Republican lapdogs in Congress.”
The right to abortion is a human rights issue that no government agency, courts, local and state legislators, or anyone else has the right to violate or impede in any shape or form.
The attorney behind the lawsuit filed by the two Republicans on the Waynesboro Electoral Board who don’t want to certify the Nov. 5 election had a lawsuit ready to file, and just needed electoral-board members willing to put their names to the suit.
The Tim Kaine Senate campaign launched its next TV ad, “No Options,” highlighting Sen. Tim Kaine’s support for codifying Roe v. Wade.
Republicans in Richmond are staying away from talking publicly about the lawsuit filed by two Waynesboro Republicans aimed at blocking the certification of votes cast in the Nov. 5 election.
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