Government
- Tim Kaine can’t stop talking about Sex
Virginia Democrat Senator Tim Kaine focused his time on Hegseth’s sexlife. Kaine focused his attention on Hegseth’s sexual relationship in 2017.
- Fairfax County Legislators’ Talk Casino in Tysons Corner
Fairfax County’s delegation to Virginia General Assembly hosted a public hearing on Saturday, January 4, which lasted 3.5 hours. The focus was on a proposed casino in Tysons as well as calls for more state funding for education and social service.
- Rent Control Coming to Virginia, Property Owners Lookout
Rent increases to keep pace with inflation are not considered “rent gouging” by most people, even if the rent increase is more than 3%. Rent control in Washington, D.C., for example, has allowed landlords to increase rent at rates as high as 8.9% or 62%.
- Miyares succeeds in canceling Biden Administration’s Title IX rewrite
The U.S. District Court has ruled that the Biden Administration’s proposed revisions to Title IX of Education Amendments of 1971 are invalid on a national basis.
- Abortion (killing babies) up to 40 Weeks Coming to Virginia thanks to Democrats
Today, the Virginia House of Delegates voted 51 to 48 to advance HJ1, the unlimited abortion amendment. This devastating decision sets Virginia on a path toward the most extreme abortion policy in the United States—and perhaps the world.
- Governor Glenn Youngkin Applauds VEC’s Transformation and Accomplishments During Visit
Governor Glenn Youngkin today visited the Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) to recognize the agency’s remarkable transformation and significant accomplishments in improving services for Virginians.
- Governor Glenn Youngkin Delivers the State of the Commonwealth Address
Thank you all for coming together to receive my annual assessment of the State of our beloved Commonwealth.
- The CDC recommends that babies receive 38 doses of vaccines in their first 15 months.
The pharmaceutical industry will profit handsomely whether or not the immunizations create a healthier populace.
- Abortion on Demand without Parents Consent, Republican Legislation for 2025
Abortion on Demand without Parental Notification The Democrats want to enshrine abortion without limitation in the Constitution–including no age restrictions or parental consent requirement. Republicans exposed this radicalism when they demanded that the Speaker of House conduct a legal assessment to determine if the bill would allow partial birth infanticide.
- California is not the Commonwealth, Upcoming Democrat Legislation for 2025
Virginia Democrats want to transform Virginia into California. Democrats have filed radical California-style bills in the 2025 session of the legislature, which began on January 8, .
- 158 Democrats won’t deport Illegal Immigrants who raped or committed a sex crime
On January 4th 2024, the House of Representatives had a vote to deport any illegal immigrant who committed a crime against women. A majority of democrats decided that illegal immigrant lives are more important than women.
- Democrats demand massive tax hike on Virginians
Virginia Democrats are wasting no time proposing a huge tax increase on Virginians by slapping a 5 percent tax on virtually every service in the commonwealth
- National Education Association gives 99% of its political funding to Democrats
Financial records show that public school teachers and other professionals in education who are more concerned with their profession than politics get a poor return from their union dues.
- Democrats of Virginia take $1.5M in Political Contributions by Casino Supporters
Since February 1, the Reston developer has spent $271,128 more on lobbying and political contributions. Comstock has spent a total of $1.519.121 so far, according to the financial reports filed with the state.
- Pat Herrity To Run For Lieutenant Governor, Aims To Boost GOP Ticket In 2025
“I think absolutely I would be a boost to that ticket,” said Herrity. “I’m a known quantity in Northern Virginia and in Fairfax County, specifically.
- Fairfax County Unveils COVID Memorial Design at High Taxpayer Costs
Fairfax County, located just west of Washington, D.C., unveiled the latest concept of its “COVID Memorial” which honors those who have died from respiratory flu, as well as the medical professionals who treated them.
- $424,000 Salary, FCPS Superintendent Secures Early, 4-year Contract Extension
Though her existing contract was set to run through June 2026, the Fairfax County School Board voted yesterday (Thursday) to give Reid a new four-year contract that could bring her annual salary close to a half-million dollars by its conclusion.
- Democrats End Decades of Tradition Denying Elections to Certify Trump’s Electoral College
A joint session of Congress officially certified President-elect Donald Trump’s election win on Jan. 6, and for the first time since 1988, no Democrat challenged the legitimacy of a Republican being elected president.
- Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin Proposes Car Tax Relief for Virginians
We reopened Virginia’s economy after a global pandemic, all while delivering surplus after surplus after surplus
- Governor Glenn Youngkin Champions No Tax On Tips
Today, Governor Glenn Youngkin announced a proposal to exempt Virginia’s income tax from service tips.
- No Tax on Tips, Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin
This proposal will return an estimated $70 million annually to the pockets of hardworking Virginians to further deliver on Governor Youngkin’s commitment to lower the cost of living for working families across the Commonwealth.
- Democrat Controlled Fairfax County meal tax is still on the menu for consideration in the upcoming budget
One top official claims that even if a funding plan is implemented, it will not solve the county’s financial problems. There is a gap of $292.7 millions between the expected revenues and expenditures, which must be closed in the next year.
- 550 Pounds of Illicit Fentanyl Seized in the last 45 days
The Operation FREE partnership of over 175 state, local and federal agencies is a revolutionary fentanyl fighting collaboration strategy
- By massive margins, voters in eight states say only citizens can vote in their elections
As divided as America may be, this election showed there’s one thing most Americans agree on: Only U.S. citizens should vote in U.S. elections.
- Virginia Invests Additional $290 Million to Further Support School Construction and Modernization
Governor Glenn Youngkin has announced an additional $290 million budget investment to further support school construction and modernization across the Commonwealth, bringing the total amount invested in the current biennium to $700 million
- Virginia Education Press Needs intensive Support
You can forget about any humility you might have expected after the Virginia education media falsely claimed for months that 70+ Virginia schools would fall into the bottom two summative categories of the new accountability systems
- Fairfax Parents call out a ‘public charade’ and ‘dereliction of duty’ when Superintendent says, “Buck stops with me.”
The typical high school gridiron rivalry was replaced by a dramatic showdown on a cold Thursday night at Luther Jackson Middle School. This time, however, parents, students, and coaches from competing schools came together to demand accountability, transparency, and an apology from Fairfax County Public Schools superintendent Michelle Reid
- Audit: Only 6% of federal employees work from a full-time office — and some aren’t working at all
Only 6% work full-time from an office, while a third of federal employees are completely remote. A Senate investigation revealed that some people aren’t working at all when they claim to “work from home”.
- Republican Senator Introduces Federal Ban on Mutilating Trans Procedures for Children
Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., introduced legislation on Wednesday that would federally ban mutilating transgender procedures for children and punish so-called “physicians” who perform such procedures.
- STOP Massive Park Fee increases in Fairfax County!
Increase in Recreation Center Fees for Families: 32% Camping, pavilions and picnic areas: an increase of 30%+ Golf Fees: Increase of up to 20% Increase in Golf and Room Rentals: 25% (effective 2025).
- Fairfax County Gov Buys a Hotel for $2.5 Million OVER its Appraised Value
With a difficult FY 2026 budget forecast on the horizon, the Board voted 9 to 1 to purchase a former hotel property as a potential shelter for 20 percent ($2.5M) over its appraised value and 300 percent ($9.5M) over its assessed value.
- $581,607 in Matching Grant Funds to 108 Local Tourism Programs
This funding program is designed to leverage local marketing dollars with matching state funds to increase visitation and traveler spending in the off-season.
- Gov. Youngkin Announces Executive Order To Protect Children From Social Media
Executive Order 43 (also known as Empowering and supporting parents to protect their children from addictive social media and Establishing the Reclaiming Childhood Task Force) aims to address the mental health crisis among Virginia youth by providing resources for parents, educators, and healthcare providers.
- Fairfax County Projects A Budget Disaster
Fairfax County’s budget forecast for FY2026 shows a shortfall of $292.7 millions due to falling office property values and rising employee compensation.
- Jason Miyares, Virginia AG Calls On Fairfax County CA Steve Descano To Resign After Herndon Rape Case
This comes after Herndon police said 31-year-old Denis Humberto Navarette Romero raped a woman on the popular W&OD trail in Herndon.
- Mexican Cartel Tren de Aragua is Operating Virginia
The memo said that the arrival of Tren de Aragua in the nation’s capitol and in nearby Virginia coincided “with an increase in migrant population” in those areas.
- 36 Virginia’s Sanctuary Cities and Counties Top the Charts: Study
The Center for Immigration Studies, an immigration policy think tank, released on Thursday its updated map of American refuge locations. It revealed a surge of localities in Virginia adopting sanctuary status.
- A Democrat X-Rated Porn Book Removed From Fairfax County, Virginia Schools
After the book was removed quietly from the school library, a Virginia mother who spoke out publicly against the inclusion in Fairfax County Public Schools of a “adult-themed”, LGBTQ graphic novel has declared “victory”.
- Virginia Parents to Protect Children from Addictive Social Media
Governor Glenn Youngkin today issued Executive Order 43, Empowering and Supporting Parents to Protect Their Children from Addictive Social Media & Establishment of the Reclaiming Childhood Task Force, to tackle a critical aspect of Virginia’s youth mental health crisis, the unrestricted use of cell phones and addictive social media platforms.
- Governor Glenn Youngkin Celebrates 2024 Volunteerism & Community Service Awards Honorees
Governor Glenn Youngkin announced the ten honorees in the 2024 Governor’s Volunteerism & Community Service Awards during a ceremony at the Executive Mansion. The annual awards program spotlights the outstanding volunteer efforts of individuals, organizations, and businesses, on behalf of Virginians across the Commonwealth.
- Virginia Sees Low Unemployment Across the Commonwealth
Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced that according to BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics (“LAUS”, or “the household survey”), the labor force increased by 3,649 to 4,575,255 and Virginia’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in October remained unchanged at 2.9 percent, which is 0.1 percentage points below the rate from a year ago. Job growth for the month was mixed, with BLS reporting a
- Fairfax County School Board Sold China A Handbook On ‘How To Clone’ America’s Top STEM School
“They will pay $1M in exchange for help in getting their schools up and running in China”
- Recent Crimes Again Raise Concerns About Fairfax County’s Sanctuary Policy
A Fairfax County policy called “the Trust Policy” may be putting county citizens at risk as it protects those in the country unlawfully.
- Democrat Virginia House Panel Advances Constitutional Amendment On the Killing of Babies
Under current Virginia law, third-trimester abortions require approval from three doctors. The new amendment would reduce this requirement to just one doctor when a late-term abortion is deemed necessary to protect the life of the pregnant individual, or their physical or mental health, or when a physician determines the fetus is not viable.
- Tumay Harding Wins Republican Primary for Virginia Senate District 32
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, NOV 18, 2024 – Tumay Harding dominated a crowded field of six candidates to win the Republican primary for the Virginia Senate District 32 seat. Tumay, with endorsements from Sheriff Mike Chapman, former Virginia congressman Dick Black, and former state delegate Bob Marshall, won 64% of the votes.
- Democrats pushing Tysons Casino
The Tysons casino referendum bill that was held over to the 2025 session of the Virginia General Assembly will die on Monday, but that doesn’t mean the bill in some form or other won’t reappear in January.
- Embracing the Unconventional: Lessons from Peanut the Squirrel and the challenges faced by Trump.
In an era where conformity often prevails, we stand at a pivotal crossroads, grappling with the narratives of those who dare to challenge the status quo. Let us reflect on the poignant tale of Peanut the squirrel—a small creature whose life was tragically cut short by a system that could not accommodate his uniqueness.
- Youngkin Wins Key Supreme Court Ruling On Illegal, Noncitizen Voting!
Yesterday Governor Youngkin, and Virginia scored an important victory for election integrity. The Supreme Court granted their request (6-3) for an emergency stay from a lower court ruling that blocked the removal of non-citizens.
- Why The Biden-Harris Administration’s Attempt To Keep Noncitizens On Virginia’s Voter Rolls Was Legally Ridiculous
The Biden-Harris administration and Democrat litigators appear to be jointly executing a lawfare assault against the integrity of our elections. In the face of this onslaught, will Americans’ voting rights be sustained?
- Virginia takes non-citizen voting case to Supreme Court before Election
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares took Virginia’s noncitizen voter case to the Supreme Court on Monday after a lower-court blocked officials from purging noncitizens aliens from their voter lists.