Gross incompetence!
A Virginia family reports the administration sent a voting rights restoration letter to a man who died 22 YEARS AGO!
Even worse? It was addressed to “Shakey”- his street nickname, NOT his legal name!
Who is verifying these records?
Gov. Spanberger is proud to have reviewed and restored voting rights for 66,000 Virginians, which is cold comfort to Terry’s family. Twenty years after burying him, they received her letter addressed to his street name.
She gets her self congratulations while they get another painful reminder of their loss.
Restoring someone’s rights should be about the individual, not a number on a scoreboard.
Compassion and due diligence are not mutually exclusive.
Virginians deserve to know how this happened, and what is being done to prevent it from happening again.
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By this leftist socialist logic, when they wrote the 1st Amendment, email and the internet hadn't been invented, so every American only has freedom of speech if they are writing with a quill pen & paper. Just a reminder this is who @ltgovhashmi endorsed for US Senate and why the far left is wrong for America and our nation's future.
How can they blame the former administration when Virginia Democrats have been in charge of the budget the last three years? The budget and funding is a function of the legislature…..
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Michael Webert retweeted
France is about to find out if they have any hard men left to take care of the bad times their weak men created.
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It's Friday and that means it's time for another weekly refinery explainer.
Bur first - we remind you again that USOGA are not refiners. We just bring it out of the ground. That's someone else's job and their economics are different from ours.
So yelling at us about "price gouging" or "mid-term meddling to elect Democrats" just isn't very astute.
(That means smart BTW.)
But the vast majority of our loyal followers ARE incredibly smart and we want you know what is going on - so here is the bottom line.
1- The U.S. needs its small refineries now more than ever. They provide regional markets with affordable products. It would help if we had more of them.
2- The U.S. needs permit reform if we expect climb out of this hole we have dug for ourselves.
3- Biden Administration regs saying we could get rid of 64 billion gallons of refined products and no one would notice was stupid.
Hope this helps.
And remember. The farmer just raises the chickens and grows the potatoes but he doesn't control the cost of your chicken tenders and fries at the gas station -- so to, we produced the oil but we don't control the price at the pump.
Enjoy!
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Couldn't rain on our parade 🥳 ☔
#HottyToddy
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Let me repeat, @jmufootball would ABSOLUTELY be competitive in the ACC….
Imagine the stormwater runoff from 277,000 acres of solar? And yes, a solar panel is an impervious surface.
The data center diva’ definition of affordability. raises your electric bill diminishes your property values with solar and transmission lines all to meet the increased energy needs of data centers.
Virginia's Energy Plan uses sophisticated modeling to chart four possible paths for Virginia's energy future.
As demand rises for energy, it's essential that Virginia carefully plans how to meet our clean energy goals while modernizing the grid, powering innovation, and driving growth.
@Virginia_Energy @EnergyChiefVA
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How do they answer the question? Because I believe it’s a felony to answer the question incorrectly?
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Our #VRLI cohort heard from two local leaders on navigating growth and development in rural communities.
Debbie Donehey, Chair of the Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors, and Gary Deal, Vice Chair of the Culpeper County Board of Supervisors, shared several insights (1/2)






















