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The bottom line is she has put Trump over the people of Hampton Roads.

Congress can set the example and actually walk the walk.

We have always had this same end goal, an end goal that has been years in the making, so I am proud to stand alongside these dedicated legislators and to be working alongside them to deliver a marketplace built to last.

Virginians have been waiting a long time for policymakers and a governor who wanted to do this and get it right. And today we are taking an important step forward.

I am excited to stand alongside Sen. Lashrecse Aird and Del. Paul Krizek to announce that we have agreed to a proposal that will create a safe, legal, and well-regulated cannabis market here in the commonwealth of Virginia, with…

My fear is that the details are not going to be as good as the president represents.

It was great to meet with NASA Administrator Isaacman, Director Dyal, and employees to hear about the great work being done at Langley and how I can support the center in Congress.

Langley is critical to NASA’s mission, and it is my priority that we keep these instrumental jobs.

The Langley Research Center in Hampton has long been a source of tremendous pride not only for NASA, but also for Hampton Roads, the Commonwealth, and our entire nation.

I think that things are scrutinized differently, assumptions are made differently.

The huge disparities that we have in educational opportunities because of our outdated funding formula are causing a great deal of hardship in our rural counties.

Virginia is continuing to work to address the technological shifts, and we still have much more to do as we keep up with the pace of change.

There’s more to do to continue to really push on the supply side challenge.

The measure of success keeps changing because all of the pressures that require us to work on issues of affordability and lowering costs keep getting worse.

Virginia is the 14th state in the country to adopt a policy like this. It’s a policy that I think people are going to feel in a positive way, but it is a major shift, and we have to get it right.

What is less part of the discussion is the end goal.

I think it’s outrageous that we are where we are, and I hear from many legislators that they are displeased with the process.

Look at Mecklenburg, where they’ve built multiple public schools fully with data center funding,