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Cline co-sponsors Bishop’s measure protecting Right-to-Work laws

By Bree Gonzales | Oct 28, 2021

Republican U.S. Congressman Ben Cline supports co-caucus Rep. Dan Bishop’s House Resolution that protects workers’ rights.

Teachers union making firm stand against in-person teaching

By Bree Gonzales | Mar 1, 2021

A Virginia teachers union is requesting that schools remain shuttered until certain conditions to ensure school employees' safety are met.

Va. House Republicans: Democrats aren’t following science

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 17, 2021

Virginia House Republicans call for the reopening of schools.

Va. House Republicans support reopening schools

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 16, 2021

The Virginia House Republicans support reopening schools in light of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendation that it is already safe to resume in-person classes.

Va. House Republicans object to Democrats’ amended budget

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 15, 2021

The Virginia House of Delegates passed the amended 2020-2022 biennial budget (HB 1800) by a vote of 68-30, Friday.

Cox slams Northam again on vaccine efforts

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 11, 2021

Delegate Kirk Cox (R-Colonial Heights) is finding fault with Gov. Ralph Northam’s vaccine rollout efforts.

The American Center for Law and Justice contends Trump trial is unconstitutional

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 10, 2021

The American Center for Law and Justice said that the impeachment trial against former President Donald Trump is unconstitutional.

Va. Circuit Court judge rules acceptance of late ballots missing postmark violated law

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 1, 2021

Virginia Circuit Court Judge William Eldridge ruled that accepting absentee ballots without postmarks that are received up to three days after the election is in violation of Virginia law.

Wilt, Runion: Robust economy will address pandemic challenges

By Bree Gonzales | Jan 20, 2021

Tony Wilt (R-Broadway) and Chris Runion (R-Bridgewater) answered questions on emerging problems during the COVID-19 pandemic: childcare accessibility, food insecurity, employment and compensation, and the eviction moratorium.