Why Vote Republican?
Six reasons to vote Republican, based on the Virginia Republican Creed, plus a look at price trends and why every vote matters this November.
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Ollivant: Vindman’s Refusal to Debate Is Political Cowardice
Doug Ollivant slams Rep. Eugene Vindman’s refusal to debate as “political cowardice,” calling for open debates across VA-07.
Warner’s Voter ID Claim Falls Apart on Live TV
Sen. Mark Warner told ABC’s Jon Karl that Virginia requires photo ID to vote — Karl, a Virginia voter himself, corrected him on the spot.
Crime Plummets to Another Historic Low Under President Trump
Crime plummets under Trump. A new mid-year report from the Major Cities Chiefs Association shows homicides down over 17% nationwide, with even steeper declines in cities like Baltimore, Memphis, and D.C. — putting the country on pace for its lowest homicide rate in over a century.
What’s on Your Ballot?
What’s really in the 3 amendments? Beyond what’s printed on your ballot, a closer look at what Questions 1, 2, and 3 would actually change in Virginia’s Constitution — covering reproductive freedom, marriage, and felon voting rights — and why the recommendation is a NO vote on all three.
Democratic Socialists of America Platform
What’s really in the DSA platform. From abolishing the Senate to a government-run Green New Deal, a look at what the Democratic Socialists of America are actually proposing — see what’s on the table.
Eugene Vindman
Eugene Vindman: What he says vs. how he votes. Rep. Vindman claims to fight corruption, back law enforcement, and stand with veterans — but see how his actual voting record on voter ID, border security, veterans’ benefits, and more measures up.
You Need a Photo ID To
Required for everything but voting. From buying alcohol to renting a car, photo ID is required for nearly every part of daily life., why not voting?
Spanberger’s First Act as Governor? Breaking Her Promise on Gerrymandering
Governor Abigail Spanberger just signed legislation to allow Democrats to gerrymander Virginia’s congressional districts—the very same practice she called “detrimental to our democracy” in 2019. Her goal?
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