Spanberger on Tuberville military fight: ‘Absolutely unthinkable and irresponsible’
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Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville is supposedly holding up hundreds of military nominations over the DoD’s abortion policies.
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Supreme Court decision on LGBTQ+ rights has another target: The 1964 Civil Rights Act
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The Trump-packed Supreme Court, in another 6-3 ruling, is relegating the LGBTQ+ community to second-class status.
Oklahoma senator, Teamsters president challenging each other to cagefight
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Monday was another day with two overcaffeinated white guys challenging each other to a cage fight.
2023 Farm Bill Summit discusses food security, agriculture sector priorities
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U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger hosted a roundtable discussion today to hear directly from Virginians who have used nutrition programs.
AM radio is going the way of the dinosaur: Congress working to keep them in new cars
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Automakers are taking steps to leave AM radio receivers from new cars, which, seems logical.
‘Taking the Dis Out of Discourse’: How we can return to civility in American politics
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By comparison, today’s politics are not worse than any previous time in American history. The good ole days were not good for everyone.
Bill in Congress would require federal judges to place stocks in blind trusts
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The idea that Clarence Thomas has been bought and paid for is bringing a renewed focus in Congress on financial conflicts of interest of federal judges and the Supreme Court.
Spanberger, Fitzpatrick: Congress shouldn’t get paid if we default on the debt
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Abigail Spanberger is following up on her promise to try to block members of Congress from getting paid during a government shutdown.
Spanberger on GOP debt default threat: Fine, but you shouldn’t get paid, though
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Republicans are big on defaulting on the national debt. One House Democrat thinks they should feel the pain in their pocketbook if they push us to the brink.
Former judge to visit W&L campus to discuss Jan. 6, potential constitutional crisis
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Students at Washington and Lee University in Lexington will be visited next week by a former federal appellate judge.
