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MAGA House Republicans are targeting the ability of DC residents to govern themselves, inadvertently helping make the case long championed by Democrats that we just need to make the District of Columbia the 51st state already.
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The U.S. House is scheduled to begin its summer recess on Friday. A lot remains to be done for the MAGA majority to feel like it has actually earned the six-week summer vacation.
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The Sixth District deserves better than Ben Cline. We deserve a congressperson who will do the actual job outlined in the Constitution, not one who is just fighting insensible culture battles.
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Former UVA Football walk-on Derek Dooley rallied to clinch a spot in the June 16 run-off for the Republican nomination for Jon Ossoff’s U.S. Senate seat from Georgia, but per the latest polling data, he’ll need to pull off another comeback to win the primary.
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The Ben Cline congressional office emailed a letter from the MAGA congressman to Sixth District residents on Monday about some time capsule thing that the Congress is doing for America250.
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The U.S. Senate voted along party lines early Friday to approve $70 billion in funding for ICE and the Border Patrol, after Republicans were able to overcome internal dissension over the unrelated issue of the $1.8 billion Trump slush fund.
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Ralph Norman, who represents the South Carolina side of the Charlotte metro area in Congress, wants you to know, the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol was “made up,” “staged,” basically, a false-flag operation.
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Good move by Ken Mitchell, the 2024 Democratic Party congressional nominee in the Sixth District, who announced on Wednesday that he is dropping out of the 2026 race, clearing the way for Beth Macy to focus on November.
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Pete Barlow has confirmed that he will not be running for the Sixth District Democratic Party congressional nomination, and that he is endorsing bestselling author Beth Macy for the nomination.
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The four MAGAs on the Supreme Court of Virginia negated the votes of 1,604,276 Virginians who wanted new congressional maps on Friday, which means, we’re back to square one with the 2026 midterms in Virginia.
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