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A Virginia man who used a MAGA social media platform linked to a former Trump aide to threaten Kamala Harris, Joe Biden and Barack Obama, among many others, is, for now, at least, facing 30 months in prison.
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Virginia, which saw a referendum erased by four MAGA justices on our state Supreme Court, has a Democrat in office as governor, and a Democrat in office as attorney general.
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As expected, the Virginia General Assembly met last month in “pro forma” session and promptly recessed, indicating the Commonwealth has yet to pass a two-year budget.
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The U.S. Supreme Court, not surprisingly, is not even going to hear the challenge from Virginia Democrats to the state Supreme Court ruling that invalidated the April 21 redistricting referendum.
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Virginia child support is calculated using a statutory formula based on parent incomes, the number of children, custody arrangements, childcare expenses, and health insurance costs.
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It’s drought-advisory season again, with the Virginia DEQ telling us today that it has expanded its warning advisory area to include 94 counties and 33 cities, which is pretty much the whole state.
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Good news for failed former AG Jason Miyares: he’s no longer unemployed. But here’s the catch: it’s a job with an outfit founded by Mike Pence, who fell out of favor with Team Trump because he failed to “show courage” on a certain Jan. 6.
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Downtown Waynesboro, for two days, this coming weekend, will transform from business district into a living canvas, with the return of the Virginia Street Arts Festival, which will feature large-scale murals, live music and hands-on art experiences.
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Donald Trump, saying he has been briefed on the recent outbreak of the Andes hantavirus on a Dutch cruise ship, is trying to downplay any concerns about possible disease spread, telling reporters that the situation is “under control.”
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If Jones, Scott et al in the Virginia Democratic Party leadership really want the 10-1 map that 1,604,276 voters approved last month, there’s this scenario laid out by Quinn Yeargain, a constitutional law professor at Michigan State.
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