On February 8 th , the Clarendon County Republican Party (CCGOP) met for its regularly scheduled monthly meeting. The meeting was opened with prayer and CCGOP Chairman Moye Graham gave remarks and …
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Sen. Amanda Chase speaks at a pro-Trump rally in Washington D.C. on Wednesday that turned violent. (Screenshot: Senator Amanda Chase Facebook page)
Virginia politicians reacted with dismay as armed rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday. Lawmakers from both parties condemned the violence, but Democrats placed blame on President Donald Trump and allies who they said encouraged his inflammatory and increasingly authoritarian rhetoric.
Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-7th), who served as an officer in the CIA, said it was “less than ideal” to find herself in a gas mask inside the U.S. Capitol “to watch Capitol Police officers barricade doors with cables and bookshelves because an angry mob is literally trying to break down the door.”
he said, we need to perform up here, right? our policy trumps state-level policy. state level, you can have a little bit of an impact, right? but the u.s. macro policy dwarfs any state s policies. and so when our senate failed to repeal obamacare, that was it, right? and tax we don t have tax through yet, so everybody s waiting to see if they get a tax cut. and we better get that piece right as well. and so ed ran a guide campaign on rational virginia policy, but the national indicators were dwarfing the state level. so congressman, when you are up for re-election next year, are you going campaign with president trump? i m going to do exactly what i did for the last three years. i ran on the virginia republican creed, which is free markets, follow the constitution, faith in god. i won by 15%. i think the people in my district like that message. i have 100% voting record on