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- 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.
- Loudoun County’s Massive $194.4 Million Surplus Highlights Need for Tax Relief and Spending Cuts
Loudoun County officials recently announced a staggering $194.4 million unassigned fund balance for fiscal year 2025, raising serious questions about systemic over-taxation. While local government bureaucrats often celebrate massive surpluses as a sign of financial health, fiscal conservatives view these excess funds as money that rightfully belongs in the pockets of hardworking taxpayers.
- Virginia’s $207 Billion Budget Invents New Data Center Tax While Ignoring Taxpayer Burdens
The Virginia state government has finalized a staggering $207 billion two-year budget that introduces a first-of-its-kind energy consumption tax on the data center industry. This new fiscal scheme levies a $0.011 per kilowatt-hour tax on all electricity consumed monthly by data centers, generating up to $600 million annually for the state.
- Delegate Thomas Garrett Delivers Fiery Floor Speech Against Democrat Gun Grab in Virginia House
Garrett, representing a rural district where pickup trucks and firearms are commonplace, used a Venn diagram to illustrate the bill’s fatal flaw. One circle represented Northern Virginia (NOVA) pickup truck owners, another rural Virginians who own firearms, and a third those who hunt or shoot recreationally.
- Virginia Surrenders To The National Popular Vote Movement
The Electoral College is a great safeguard for the Republic and should be protected. by Jacob Grandstaff On April 14, Governor. Abigail Spanberger (D) Virginia joined the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
- Virginia Delegate JJ Singh Pushes Assault Weapons Ban While Carrying Religious Dagger, Sparking Second Amendment Backlash
The first bill, focused on combating gun violence, successfully passed both chambers of the General Assembly and was signed into law by Governor Abigail Spanberger. Singh praised this measure as a step forward in addressing violence in the Commonwealth.
- Virginia Republican Senate Advances Key Legislation to Shield Homeowners and Farmers from Rampant Deer Damage
RICHMOND — In a move to safeguard property rights and support Virginia’s agricultural backbone, the Senate Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources Committee reported House Bill 129 with a substitute by a 13-2 vote on March 3, 2026. The legislation, sponsored by Delegate Mitchell Cornett, addresses the escalating issue of deer damage to residential plants and