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- Farrish of Fairfax Donation Bolsters PAC Backing Mixed Virginia Candidates
Farrish of Fairfax, Inc, an automobile dealership based in Fairfax, Virginia, donated $2,500 to the Virginia Automobile and Truck Dealers Political Action Committee on August 27, 2026.
- Duke Automotive Backs PAC Funding Virginia Democrats
Duke Automotive contributed $10,000 on July 7, 2026, to the Va Automobile and Truck Dealers Political Action Committee.
- Cost of Democrat Supported Carbon Tax Exceeds $500 Million per Year
According to the latest tax on carbon imposed on member states
- Virginians could save $1.4 billion by complying with Trump’s tax law
By Steve Haner Virginia businesses and families could save up to $1.4 billion per year if the 2026 Virginia General Assembly decides to align state tax laws with the new federal tax rules.
- Virginia House Advances HB171 to Enhance Student Protections Against Modern Digital Dangers
RICHMOND, Va. – In a decisive vote reflecting broad support for safeguarding young students in an increasingly digital world, the Virginia House of Delegates passed HB171 on January 27, 2026, by a margin of 75-24.
- Spanberger Silently Undermines Protections for Female Athletes
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has quietly withdrawn proposed regulations that would have barred biological males from competing in girls' sports and accessing female-only facilities such as locker rooms and bathrooms.
- Republicans Rally to Defend Second Amendment Against House Bill 27 in Virginia House
RICHMOND, VA – As the 2026 Virginia General Assembly session progresses, House Bill 27 has emerged as a focal point for Republican delegates determined to safeguard Second Amendment rights from what they describe as a dangerous overreach by litigation against the firearm industry.
- Battlefield Automotive Funds PAC Backing Mixed Virginia Candidates
Battlefield Automotive recently contributed $10,000 to the Virginia Automobile and Truck Dealers Political Action Committee.
- Fairlead Integrated Funds PAC Backing Virginia Democrats with Troubling Records
Fairlead Integrated LLC, a Portsmouth-based veteran-owned company specializing in maritime and defense solutions, recently contributed $10,000 to the Hampton Roads Business Roundtable PAC.
- Zeneca Inc. Backs Democratic PAC Tied to Spanberger
Zeneca, Inc. contributed $10,000 to United for Virginia’s Future PAC on August 4, 2026. The donation supports the Democratic leadership PAC launched by Abigail Spanberger to recruit and back candidates in Virginia elections.
- No Queens in Virginia: Stop Tyranny
Virginia’s motto “Sic Semper Tyrannis” or “Thus Always to Tyrants” declares that virtue, justice and good governance will always triumph over tyranny. Virginia’s Democrat leaders are now the tyrants.
- Virginia’s $305.4 Million Surplus Demands Immediate Tax Relief and Spending Cuts
As the Commonwealth of Virginia prepares for the upcoming fiscal years, the latest budget proposal reveals a massive unexpended general fund balance of $305.4 million projected at the close of the FY2027-2028 biennium. This substantial surplus highlights the persistent reality that state government continues to collect far more taxpayer money than it actually needs to
- Historic Virginia Education Budget Raises Red Flags for Fiscal Conservatives and Taxpayers
The newly proposed Virginia state budget introduces a staggering financial commitment to public education, raising serious concerns for fiscal conservatives focused on protecting taxpayer dollars. Lawmakers have approved a sweeping plan that includes a 4% salary increase for teachers and school support staff in both fiscal years 2027 and 2028.
- Virginia’s Forced RGGI Reentry: A Hidden Tax Masked as Utility Relief
Virginia taxpayers and utility customers are bracing for the fiscal impacts of the state’s forced reentry into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative under the upcoming state budget. Governor Abigail Spanberger recently outlined a legislative plan to return a portion of the revenue collected from this controversial carbon cap-and-trade program directly to everyday consumers.
- Virginia’s Return to RGGI: A Costly Carbon Tax Disguised as Utility Relief
The recent passage of the Virginia state budget marks a controversial return to the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a move that critics argue will unnecessarily burden hardworking taxpayers. Governor Abigail Spanberger has championed this re-entry, despite clear evidence that the program functions as a hidden carbon tax on everyday utility consumers.
- Virginia Democrats Allocate $1 Billion in State Funds to Replace Federal Entitlement Spending
The state of Virginia is fundamentally shifting its fiscal strategy by allocating a massive $1 billion contingency reserve to backfill reductions in federal entitlement programs. This aggressive maneuver marks a stark departure from the recent era of multi-billion-dollar surpluses and broad tax cuts previously enjoyed by Commonwealth residents.
- Virginia Lawmakers Push Costly Bureaucratic Expansion with New Marijuana Marketplace Budget
Virginia taxpayers are facing a massive bureaucratic expansion as state lawmakers push forward with a costly framework for a legal recreational marijuana marketplace. The newly amended budget reveals a staggering funding increase to establish retail sales by July 2027, raising serious concerns about government waste, fraud, and overspending.
- Massive $100 Million Expansion of Environmental Bureaucracy Inserted Into Virginia Budget
The Virginia state legislature has pushed through a massive spending increase for environmental oversight in the latest budget compromise. Under Item 471 #2c, lawmakers have allocated a staggering $100 million in Fiscal Year 2027 to expand environmental monitoring across the Commonwealth.
- Dan Helmer Threatens to Remove Virginia Supreme Court Justice
In 2027, it may not be Justice Kelsey who needs to worry but rather a group of Virginians tired of Dan Helmer’s lust. For power.
- Slow Start for Spanberger
by Rich Tucker Imagine that you are at a Donald Trump event. You see a Republican wearing an anti Trump mask, holding a sign that says “No more Wars” as you approach the rally.
- Candidate Dave Beckwith Champions Homeschooling and Parental Rights in Bid for Congress
A Veteran’s Personal Commitment to Family First Republican congressional candidate Dave Beckwith, a 30-year Air Force veteran and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, is proudly putting his role as a homeschool dad at the center of his campaign for Virginia’s 10th District. Beckwith and his wife Sally made the deliberate choice to educate their
- Defense Contractor Felipe Rodriguez Supports Democrat Virginia PAC with $5,000 Contribution
Felipe Rodriguez of Vienna, Virginia, employed by Aeronautical Systems Inc in the defense industry, made a $5,000 donation on May 8, 2026, to Defend Virginia PAC. The PAC, registered as a Democrat committee, has directed significant funds including $50,000 to Jones for Attorney General, supporting Jay Jones in his bid for Virginia Attorney General.
- Abigail Spanberger’s Early Problems
Abigail Spanberger struggled at key moments to set her own agenda. She stressed “affordability” during the campaign.
- Spanberger’s Brazen Hypocrisy: Firing Virginia Tech’s Beloved Rector Exposes Democrat ‘Bait-and-Switch’ Governance
RICHMOND, Va. — In a move that reeks of political retribution and outright hypocrisy, Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger has abruptly fired John G. Rocovich, the longtime rector of Virginia Tech’s Board of Visitors, without offering any specific public explanation.
- Virginia Democrats Force ‘Insurrection’ Label on January 6th in School Curricula Through HB 333
The bill, introduced early in the 2026 legislative session, quickly became a flashpoint in debates over education standards and historical interpretation. Helmer, an Iraq and Afghanistan veteran who serves as Campaigns Chair for Virginia House Democrats, took to the floor of the House of Delegates to champion the enrolled version of HB 333.
- Virginia Legislature Delivers Bipartisan Win for Judicial Efficiency with Passage of HB 128
RICHMOND, Va. — The Virginia General Assembly concluded action on House Bill 128 on March 12, 2026, when the House of Delegates agreed to a Senate substitute by a vote of 97-1 with no abstentions. This final step propels the bill, which enhances the certification process for ancillary traffic infractions in felony cases, to Governor
- Taxpayer Funds Fuel Alleged Abuse and Fraud in Franklin City Schools: A Parent’s Fight for Justice
The parent detailed how her nonverbal autistic son, Elijah, suffered abuse at the hands of school staff, only for the administration to retaliate with fraudulent truancy charges and false statements submitted to the court. These actions, she claims, led directly to her child being taken away from her care—a heartbreaking example of how state agencies
- Supervisor Yesli Vega Unveils Backroom Deals in Prince William County Union Vote Controversy
Vega, a former law enforcement officer, military wife, and proud daughter of Salvadoran immigrants who rose to become the first Hispanic elected official in county history, emphasized that true respect in governance is earned, not demanded. She recounted how Prince William County residents initially hesitated to delve deeper into the union matter because they respected
- Virginia Legislature Delivers Win for Educational Excellence the International Baccalaureate Program
RICHMOND, Va. – In a decisive move to reward academic rigor and reduce bureaucratic hurdles, the Virginia General Assembly has sent HB595 to Governor Glenn Youngkin for his signature. The legislation, which incorporates key provisions from HB132 introduced by Delegate Marcus Simon, streamlines graduation requirements for students pursuing the internationally renowned International Baccalaureate (I
- Virginia’s decision on the federal school choice tax credit program is imminent
Virginia’s state program faces sunset by Todd Truitt Two Democratic Governors have now selected to participate a new federal tax-credit scholarship. Kathy Hochul, the New York governor, announced this week her state would opt in.
- Virginia Democrats’ Botched Hail Mary Appeal Exposes Hypocrisy and Incompetence in Failed Gerrymandering Power Grab
RICHMOND, Va. — In a stunning display of desperation and sloppiness, Virginia Democrats have filed a typo-riddled emergency motion with the U.S. Supreme Court following a decisive Virginia Supreme Court ruling that struck down their unconstitutional attempt to gerrymander congressional districts in their favor.
- Fairfax County Mother Warns of Dangers in Rushed AI Deployment to Public Schools
The parent, identifying herself as a concerned FCPS elementary school family member, emphasized that while school administrators are developing an AI policy, the process is steamrolling ahead before any meaningful public input. She contrasted this haste with the deliberate two-year process used for school boundary adjustments, questioning why such patience is absent when the stakes
- What Happens After the Virginia Rigged Maps Vote?
by Ali Ahmad A narrow majority of Virginians voted to disenfranchise rural Virginia between Friday, March 6th, and Tuesday, April 21st. This was part of an effort nationwide to elect Hakeem Jeffreys, the New York representative, as Speaker of the House in the coming year.
- FBI Raids of Senator Louise Lucas Expose Corruption at the Heart of Virginia Democrats’ Power Structure
Portsmouth, Virginia – In a stunning development that should shock no one familiar with the cozy relationships between powerful Democrats, big-government policies, and questionable business dealings, the FBI executed sweeping raids Wednesday on the office of Virginia State Senate President Pro Tempore L. Louise Lucas and at least ten other locations across the Commonwealth.
- Abigail Spanberger’s Rewrite Energy Bill Challenges Assembly and Dominion
By Steve Haner, The Impossible Dream is a sign that can be seen in London on the Whitehall doorway. Abigail Spanberger, the Democratic Governor of New York State, has asked the General Assembly to return to the misguided policy of dictating a utility profit by law.
- Fairfax County School Board Grapples with Calendar Chaos and Policy Void
The Fairfax County School Board, consisting of Chair Sandy Anderson of Springfield District, Vice Chair Robyn Lady of Dranesville District, Ricardy Anderson of Mason District, Melanie Meren of Hunter Mill District, Seema Dixit of Sully District, Tom Dannan, Marcia St. John-Cunning, Mateo Dunne, Karl Frisch, Kyle McDaniel, Ryan McElveen, and Ilryong Moon, has been under
- Confederate Monuments’ Uncertain Future
Stonewall Jackson’s monument, in Richmond’s Capitol Square. It is likely to be removed.
- Youngkin Blasts Spanberger for “Blatant Lie” On Gerrymander
Youngkin making a point. Image credit: The Roanoke Star by Scott Dreyer Former Gov.
- Virginia Parents Stand Firm: Biological Sex Cannot Be Changed, Warn Against Harmful Gender Transitions
Biological sex is determined at conception by chromosomes—XX for females, XY for males—and cannot be altered by hormones, surgeries, or declarations. Medical professionals and recent international reviews confirm that so-called gender-affirming care for minors, including puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones, leads to severe health risks such as infertility, bone density loss, cardiovascular iss
- Virginia HB 261: Expanding Newport News Tax Powers Raises Eyebrows Among Property Rights Advocates
Proponents argue that such flexibility could provide local governments with tools to incentivize development, particularly housing construction. By taxing land more heavily, the policy aims to discourage speculation and underutilization of urban parcels, pushing owners toward productive use.
- Democrats Advance SB 58 to Extend Mail Ballot Deadlines Despite Integrity Risks
The push comes amid ongoing debates over election security in the commonwealth. Virginia has seen significant expansions in early voting and mail-in options in recent years, particularly following the 2020 election cycle where courts extended deadlines due to technical issues and pandemic concerns.
- Democrats Push Controversial Redistricting Amendment in Virginia Referendum
The amendment, passed by the House of Delegates and the Senate during the recent legislative session, seeks to alter the redistricting process established by voters in 2020. That year, Virginians overwhelmingly approved Amendment 52 with 67 percent support, creating the bipartisan Virginia Redistricting Commission to handle decennial map drawing and curb partisan gerrymandering.
- Virginia’s RGGI Rejoin Plan: A Costly Carbon Tax in Disguise
RGGI, a cap-and-trade program involving several Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic states, requires power plants to purchase allowances for their carbon emissions through quarterly auctions. Proponents claim the proceeds fund clean energy and resiliency projects, but opponents point out the program’s regressive nature, hitting low-income households hardest through higher utility rates.
- Automation Accelerates Job Losses in Retail Sector
Job cuts are happening across the nation, and automation stands out as a significant factor. Kiosks are replacing workers in retail establishments, fast-food restaurants, and service industries everywhere.
- Republicans Rally Against Democratic Bid to Override Voter-Approved Redistricting in Virginia Senate
Senator Christopher Head, a Republican representing parts of Fairfax and surrounding areas, took to the floor to lambast the proposal. He highlighted the irony of Democrats claiming to preserve democracy while seeking to redraw district lines in a manner that would ensure electoral outcomes favor one party.
- Pro-Life Virginians Stand Firm Against Democrat Push for Unrestricted Abortion in State Constitution
Delegate Delores Oates, took to the floor of the House of Delegates to warmly welcome the pro-life contingent from her district.
- Youngkin’s Legacy of Deregulation: A Blueprint for Virginia’s Economic Future at Risk
Youngkin’s administration has delivered tangible results in slashing bureaucratic red tape. On his first day in office in January 2022, he issued an executive order establishing the Office of Regulatory Management, committing to a 25 percent reduction in regulations.
- Virginia Child Psychiatrist Sheila Furey Sounds Alarm on School Sexualization Bill in House Education Committee
Sheila Furey’s speaking at the Virginia House of Delegates underscore ongoing battles in Virginia over what constitutes appropriate educational materials. ‘Highly sexualized content in schools has led to a dramatic increase in pornographic literature and addiction among young children,’ she stated emphatically
- Democrats Reject Common-Sense Protections in Push for Unrestricted Abortion Rights in Virginia
The amendments in question sought to impose reasonable health and safety regulations on abortion facilities, similar to those applied to other surgical centers, and require parental notification or consent before minors undergo the procedure. Proponents argued these measures protect women from unsafe conditions and safeguard family integrity by involving parents in life-altering decisions for thei
- Youngkin’s Relentless Drive Delivers Record Economic Boom for Virginia
Over the past four years, Virginia secured a staggering $156 billion in private sector business investments, fueling job creation across the state.