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Trump’s latest surrender to Putin again betrays our Ukrainian partners and defies clear congressional intent of legislation designed to punish Russia for its illegal war of aggression.

Between the president’s reckless war with Iran and his disastrous tariffs, families are paying more for everything from gas and groceries to housing and utilities.

Despite repeated promises from President Trump and Republicans to ‘end inflation’ and lower costs, Virginia families continue to get squeezed from every direction.

TPS for Sudanese nationals in the United States remains both a humanitarian necessity and a prudent policy to ensure that individuals are not forced to return to conditions that continue to threaten their safety and well-being.

The ongoing armed conflict, catastrophic humanitarian crisis, and widespread human rights abuses make the safe return of Sudanese nationals impossible at this time.

We can do that. We need to build new refineries.

It’s all about fuel prices, so we have to look at ways we can reduce that.

Right now we are defending U.S. assets there, so there is no war as we speak.

I’m not in this to win an election. I’ve already got a lapel pin.

People became more polarized.

I think there’s a chance this is going to be the first election of the post-Trump era.

When you’re having to drive a couple of hours to get healthcare at $4.25 a gallon, that’s a life-altering cost.

The speed of people turning on Trump and the people that are enabling him in a district like this has been phenomenal to watch over the last 10 months.

That is why we created a dedicated Voter Protection Section within the Office of the Attorney General. This work now has a permanent home, and a team focused every day on defending voting rights and enforcing Virginia law.

I’m making the bet that after the midterms there’s going to be a much greater willingness to come to the table and get things done.

On the public option piece, that is a place to start the debate.

Ignoring community input and calls for better routes is eroding the public’s trust in regulators, utilities, this entire public engagement process, and even transmission infrastructure itself.

We cannot place the data center industry’s need for electricity on the backs of Virginians.