
Morgan Griffith: Highlights of success in the 115th Congress
The 115th Congress has been working to improve the lives of average Americans: from taking on the opioid crisis to cutting taxes for the great majority of Americans.

The 115th Congress has been working to improve the lives of average Americans: from taking on the opioid crisis to cutting taxes for the great majority of Americans.
The debate over having debates season has officially kicked off in the Sixth District congressional race, as expected, launched by the Democratic Party challenger, Beth Macy.
The Ben Cline campaign’s most recent fundraising email calls Beth Macy a “Hollywood attack dog” for “radical Democrats,” “the ultimate out-of-touch Hollywood elite.”
I have a feeling, and it’s almost not even newsworthy, because it’s so obvious, that Virginia Democrats are going to abandon Beth Macy in the Sixth District congressional race.
It’s become a standard trope of Republicans. They accuse their Democratic opponents of depending on support from a left-wing “Hollywood elite” that is out of touch with regular folks.
Beth Macy, before she was congressional candidate Beth Macy, still just journalist and bestselling author Beth Macy, was thinking through the idea for her next book.
In the last century people marveled at the Wright Brothers’ success. Just 66 years later, an awestruck world watched American astronauts walk on the moon.
Our average Augusta County reader: not offended by the president posting videos of the Obamas as apes, Ben Cline calling a Senate Democratic leader a “clown.”
The campaign of Beth Macy issued a statement on Thursday, following the release of new congressional district maps, telling us Macy “affirms that she is more committed than ever to running for Congress.”
It would have surprised me if Abigail Spanberger hadn’t signed on to back Beth Macy’s run for a seat in Congress in our part of the state.
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