House Committee Won’t Consider ABC Privatization
Assembly Splits on Giving State Workers 401K Option
Jones Ends Push to Replace Pensions with 401K Style Plan
Virginia Senate Panel Rejects Triggerman Bill
Senate Approves Protections for Gay Workers, House Remains Opposed
Senate Panel Approves Smith Bill to Post Budget Bill Online
Both Chambers Okay Inmates Working at Rest Stops
Protective Order Expansion Bill Advances in House
House Panel Derails Armstrong Rate Relief Bill
House Panel Kills Bill Requiring Suspects to Identify Themselves
New Bill Offered for Governor’s Technology Business Proposal
Pollard Blasts Fairfax Chamber for Failure to Support Albo-May Transportation Bill
House Approves Autism Coverage Mandate
Tea Party Federation Opposes Howell Backed Autism Bill
ACLU Says House Prayer Amendment Violates Religious Liberty
Power Line Bills Approved by House Panel
VDOT Cancels Plans for HOT Lanes Inside Beltway
Duncan, McDonnell to Talk Education
Politifact: Janis on START Treaty
Politifact: Warner on Tax Breaks
Politifact: Cuccinelli on EPA Auto Emissions Regulations
Webb Votes Against Repeal, In Favor of 1099 Elimination
Webb’s Slow Fundraising Pace Draws More Attention
Hurt Calls for Neutrality on Egypt
Murray Leaning Toward Moran Rematch
One Time Bonus, No Layoffs in Prince William School Proposal
Gloucester Supervisors Hear About Coyote AttacksL
:ynchburg School Board Says Finance Dept. Consolidation with City Not Necessary
Frederick Superintendent Taylor Announces Retirement
Testimony Heard in PATH Hearings
Congressman Hurt and Senator Webb are right to call for American neutrality in regard to the volatile, developing situation in Egypt. A delicate, nuanced approach will prove more constructive than interference. This does not rule out private diplomatic consultation, however.