McDonnell’s Address to the Assembly
McDonnell Outlines Bold Economic Plan, Is Vague on Cuts
McDonnell Seeks Job Incentives, Says Little on Cuts
Lawmakers Rip VIA Chief Coulter and Northrop Grumman
Pro-Gun, States Rights Rally Draws 1000 to Capital
Tea Party Sends Message, Hears from Marshall and Cuccinelli
Both Sides of Gun Debate Eager to Be Heard
Cuccinelli and Newman Seek to Halt Soering Prison Transfer to Germany
Democrats Unveil Ethics Legislation
Senate Democrats Expand Power on Key Committees
Howell Removes Democratic Caucus Chair Plum from Commerce and Labor
Harvey Morgan Sponsors Bill to Decriminalize Marijuana
Study Finds Disparity in State Contract Awards
Goode Won’t Rule Out Possible Perriello Challenge
GOP Group Seeks Single Conservative Challenger in the 5th
Norfolk School Caters to Parents Who Want GED
Stafford School Board to Consider Earlier Start Date
At the end of Bob McDonnell’s address two members of the Assembly, Republicans I believe, waved white pieces of paper at the Governor. This custom, usually signalling that a speech in the legislature had gone on too long, was received with good humor by the Governor, and was perhaps not intended entirely seriously.