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.
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Should Members of Congress be able to use inside information to buy, sell stocks?
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Members of Congress shouldn’t be able to trade individual stocks. Simple as that. What they do daily in Congress making laws gives them too much inside information.
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.
‘Lawmakers You Need to Know in 2023′: Mark Warner in Bloomberg’s top 10
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Virginia’s Sen. Mark R. Warner is one of Bloomberg’s “The 10 U.S. Lawmakers You Need to Know in 2023.”
Virginia’s Northern Neck area receives congressional heritage designation
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The Northern Neck area of Virginia received an early Christmas gift last week with the passage of the Northern Neck National Heritage Area Act.
Federal government shutdown avoided with another stopgap funding bill
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The United States government is funded through December 23 with approval of a stopgap funding bill Thursday.
Sen. Warner resumes holiday tradition of welcoming students to Capitol Hill office
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Sen. Mark R. Warner welcomed students from Dumfries Elementary School in his Capitol Hill office for a holiday celebration on Friday.
INFORM Consumers Act passes House, would protect retail against online theft
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With Black Friday one week away, the U.S. House passed the INFORM Consumers Act.
Youngkin’s failed push for Republicans in 2022 midterms puts presidential run at question
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin made campaign pitches for 15 Republican candidates in governor’s races across the country.
Midterms: Will anger over Dobbs decision lead to higher turnout at the polls?
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The big question is: Will the anger, worry and disbelief over the Roe v. Wade decision translate into more young people and Democrats turning out to vote?
